With a dose of good music from bands like The Living End and Wolfmother, Splendour in the Grass – a musical festival set in the beautiful Byron Bay – proved a worthwhile way to spend a weekend out of town … and country.
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Splendour’s splendid vibes (The Star)
March 5th, 2010 EntirelyGuitars.com Posted in In the News | No Comments »
Suarasama’s Tour of Indonesia (The Village Voice)
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My favorite Indonesian album? Thanks for asking. That would be Music From the Outskirts of Jakarta: Gambang, Komong , part three of ethnomusicologist Philip Yampolsky’s marvelous 20-volume Smithsonian Folkways series dedicated to the country’s music. Another fave is the series’ final instal…
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A tour of Indonesia, from devotional vocalizing to fretless lutes (The Village Voice)
March 3rd, 2010 EntirelyGuitars.com Posted in In the News | No Comments »
My favorite Indonesian album? Thanks for asking. That would be Music From the Outskirts of Jakarta: Gambang, Komong , part three of ethnomusicologist Philip Yampolsky’s marvelous 20-volume Smithsonian Folkways series dedicated to the country’s music. Another fave is the series’ final instal…
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Bloomington eyes removal of 3,400 ash trees (The Pantagraph)
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BLOOMINGTON — The invasion of the emerald ash borer will force the City Council to plan for the removal and replacement of about 3,400 trees. | ARCHIVE: Insects’ arrival could result in quarantine | Blog: Ash borer treatment tips
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Reviews: Oxford Collapse, Hammerfall and more (ChartAttack.com)
March 1st, 2010 EntirelyGuitars.com Posted in In the News | No Comments »
Folk are losing their shit over Elliott Brood’s “death country,” but if’n I’m havin’ a back porch jug-swillin’ and shootin’ party it’s gonna be Agnostic Gospel Mountain Choir’s Ten Thousand playing over top of the fist-fights. To be fair, it’s not all fire ‘n’ brimstone folk chaos.
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