Fresh off of making waves by performing for the filmic undead, Justin Vernon continued his recent fascination with thespian mortality by holding his previously reported show at the Hollywood Cemetery, where all the actors are buried. Cemetery gates opened at... CONTINUE READING BON IVER @ HOLLYWOOD FOREVER CEMETERY, HOLLYWOOD 9/27/09»
Posted on September 28, 2009 in , , (3 comments)
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Megafaun's Bury The Square was an invigorating mix of folk harmonies, spaced-out explorations, and noisy/spliced experimentation. Tellingly, the Raleigh-via-Eau Claire trio's comfortable playing (or collaborating) with Akron/Family, the Rosebuds, and/or Arnold Dreyblatt: Their unique, refined cut-and-pasting earned them a BTW... CONTINUE READING NEW MEGAFAUN - "KAUFMAN'S BALLAD"»
Posted on June 26, 2009 in , (5 comments)
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Raleigh-via-Eau Clair BTW Megafaun debuted impressively earlier this year with Bury The Square. The trio nip-and-tuck experimental tendencies (tape splicing, white noise colliding with banjo, junkyard-laced spring reverb, screeching feedback at the tail end of a quiet back porch lament)... CONTINUE READING QUIT YOUR DAY JOB: MEGAFAUN»
Posted on August 27, 2008 in , , (5 comments)
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On their debut Bury The Square, Raleigh-via-Eau Clair trio Megafaun neatly splice together different strands of sounds, whether it's tape manipulated hoedowns ("Tired And Troubled") mournful, slow-blooming banjo-and-white-noise-laced epics ("Where We Belong"), or the rural barbershop doo wop of "Find... CONTINUE READING BAND TO WATCH: MEGAFAUN»
Posted on February 14, 2008 in , (14 comments)
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