- Carousel - “Let’s Go Home” ♫
- The Michael J. Epstein Memorial Library - “Faith In Free Part 1” ♫ ☯
- Permanent Collection - “It’s Alright” ♫
- Lemonade - “Softkiss” ♫
- Marissa Nadler - “Apostle” ♫ ☯
- Amy LaVere - “You Can’t Keep Me” ♫
- Cave Painting - “Gator” ♫ ☯
- Anna…
VANYA RECORDS EXPANDS OPERATIONAL ROSTER
Monday, April 23, 2012Allston, Mass. — Boston-based digital and vinyl record label Vanya Records is pleased to announce the first expansion of its operational roster.
- Paul Driscoll, currently the program director of WFNX Radio in Boston, has…
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Todah rabah much ahavah to *Leah! We’ve known e/o since we were 15 y/o punks!
{ via Jewish Women’s Archive’s blog, “Jewesses with Attitude” ! Gorsh. / The Burlesque Poetess reads “One taught the word diaspora before diaphanous” }
One taught the word diaspora before diaphanousHide the crown
Of matzo pyramid, kiss bitter herbs hello
Ransom Gramps later for green bills’ third eyes
Mash Charoset more, taste apple un-scarredCareless whips, cat-tails ‘gainst knees
Because He split the sea for us
Under the Red waves of tablecloth
Napkins vanish, sometimes forty years (mica in the gums)The river child rattles rust and hinges
We only think it’s a Bast cat
Ancient sculpture, Elijah’s staccato chisel tap
Is the sun-room unlocked? Tubers, bulbsThe one without mezeuzah
An artisan clay goblet of water
For Miriam’s thirsty bruised hip
The desiccated bellydance, Spring
.Unleavened Schadenfreude
For former captors, yet more bloody wine
Stick ‘em up, pops, let’s finish Seder
Pass the linen, Afikomen with ghost emergent
Burn-shaped face, is that Yitzhak? Yasser?Present the prize
He has fed us manna
Next year in Glamsrael+
p.s. so, FYI the Ep-iolas & i filmed *THIS grannycore-in’ immediately after the above. Artathon, my hamsa bling gets AROUND. i heart my extended bandly family/friends. And our art-lives!
SO excited to be playing the Brighton Music Hall for the first time and with killer bands at an all-ages show. We’re even getting new t-shirts made so you know we’re serious.
We’re on EARLY at 7pm. We’re playing LOTS of new music recently so get a sneak preview of what our next record will be like.
Here’s a secret: The best way to get featured on the HUB? Give your show a theme. I’m a sucker for themes.
Tomorrow is a themed-show I’ve been amped about since it was announced: Rock ‘n’ Roll High School: Clique Wars with The Michael J. Epstein Memorial Library as The Nerds, The Zambonis as The Jocks, and Sarah RabDAU and Self-Employed Assassins as The Freaks, and hosted by J. Krafty.
It should come as no surprise that I was a drama geek in high school. As the two groups who stayed late at school for rehearsal/practice, we had an uneasy sort of alliance with the jocks. The gym and the theater were adjacent, so we had to bear with the sounds of dribbling basketballs and sneakers skidding on the court and they had to put up with our loudly projected and over-enunciated vocal warm-ups. Good times, good times.
Do you want to relive YOUR high school years without having to relive the acne and the angst? More importantly, do you want to have a rockin’ good time at a show that you can post pictures of to Facebook to make yourself feel better with your life than the popular kids from high school? I know I do!
Rock ‘n’ Roll High School: Clique Wars, Thursday, March 8th @8:pm Radio, 379-381 Somerville Ave, Somerville, MA, 21+
