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Urban folk singer Emily Lacy drawn to experiment
Pop & HissL.A.-based Emily Lacy dips into the worlds of urban folk music and art to create a distinct sonic scene. What the larger public knows about L.A.-based singer and experimental composer Emily Lacy can be captured in a single scene: In...... -
'Bicycle Diaries' by David Byrne
![If you've lived in New York some time during the last three decades, you might have seen David Byrne on his bike -- long legs pedaling, bright eyes watching. The erstwhile Talking Head, sometime filmmaker, Brian Eno collaborator and perspicacious blogger has been using two-wheelers as his main mode of transport since the early '80s -- way before green lifestyles were trendy. In part, "Bicycle Diaries" is a tract advocating less dependency on fossil fuels and urging readers to get off their butts. But mostly, these pages offer a travelogue from a keen cultural observer.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-09/49380995-21124338.gif "If you've lived in New York some time during the last three decades, you might have seen David Byrne on his bike -- long legs pedaling, bright eyes watching. The erstwhile Talking Head, sometime filmmaker, Brian Eno collaborator and perspicacious blogger has been using two-wheelers as his main mode of transport since the early '80s -- way before green lifestyles were trendy. In part, "Bicycle Diaries\" is a tract advocating less dependency on fossil fuels and urging readers to get off their butts. But mostly, these pages offer a travelogue from a keen cultural observer.")
If you've lived in New York some time during the last three decades, you might have seen David Byrne on his bike -- long legs pedaling, bright eyes watching. The erstwhile Talking Head, sometime filmmaker, Brian Eno collaborator and perspicacious...Tags: Entertainment, New York, Jim Carroll, Culture, University of Southern California
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Monday, January 10, 2011
Web Reporter5 a.m. Rock The Casbah by The Clash Alright Now by Free Ain't No Body by Rufus & Chaka Khan Mama's Room by Under The Influence Of Giants Come Back And Stay by Paul Young In My House by The Mary Jane Girls What A Fool Believes by The...Tags: Arcade Fire (music group), Alanis Morissette, Akon (music artist), Gordon Lightfoot, Gary Numan
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Monday, February 21, 2011
Web Reporter4:30 a.m. Into The Great Wide Open by Tom Petty 100 Days, 100 Nights by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings We Used To Wait by The Arcade Fire 5 a.m. Counting Blue Cars by Dishwalla Burnin' For You by Blue Oyster Cult Feels Like Tonight by Daughtry...Tags: Sting, Edie Brickell, David Byrne, Arcade Fire (music group), Tom Petty
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L.A. Unheard: Funeral Party
Brand XEditor's note: Welcome to L.A. Unheard, a new series on the best local musicians yet to reach your ears. Come back every Wednesday for a new favorite band. The band: Funeral Party, an east L.A. rock trio. The sound: Funeral Party cites Brian Eno and Aphex... -
Fall preview 2010: Top albums
Turn It UpWeezer's "Hurley" album. Fall is traditionally the season of would-be blockbuster albums. The music industry inevitably rolls out its biggest hitters in hopes of generating sales for the holidays. This year is no exception, with major releases expected... -
Neil Young and Daniel Lanois: 'Le Noise' collaboration started with YouTube
Pop & HissWant a gig working with a Grammy-winning Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member? Try posting a smart video on YouTube. That’s how it worked for Daniel Lanois, who recently wrapped up work producing a new album for one of...... -
White heat: Six degrees of John Cale
Pop & HissJohn Cale is the Forrest Gump of rock, linking a disparate group of tastemakers and cultural figures throughout the four-plus decades of his career. Cale will perform his 1973 album "Paris 1919" tonight at UCLA's Royce Hall, followed by a...... -
Cut Copy reveals details of forthcoming album, gives a shout-out to Ariel Pink
Pop & HissIt's a mantra for many a band seeking inspiration: back to the stacks, back to the stacks, back to the stacks. The Australian trio Cut Copy, whose free-spirited break-out album, "In Ghost Colours," finely plumbed the depths of '80s electropop,...... -
Neil Young ‘Le Noise Film’ debuts today on YouTube
Soundboard Music Blog - Orlando SentinelLe Noise Film — a 38-minute black and white film of eight live-in-studio performances of the eight songs that appear on legendary rocker Neil Young’s brand-new album Le Noise — is available for viewing exclusively on YouTube, s... -
Digital music: Topspin prefers to avoid labels
Brand XAs the buzz surrounding Google's efforts to jump into the digital music market rose to a roar in late August, one name kept surfacing about the person who might lead it — Ian Rogers. Rogers, who once headed up Yahoo Inc.'s $140-million music business,... -
Album review: Bryan Ferry, 'Olympia'
Turn It Up3 stars (out of 4) For "Olympia" (Astralwerks), his first album based on original songwriting in eight years (and 13th studio album overall), Bryan Ferry and his coproducers Rhett Davies and Johnson Somerset are like hosts for an elegantly decadent......
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