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The Candyman Can

As is often the case during this time of year, I was watching a horror film recently — nothing special, a French rip-off of Francis Ford Coppola’s 1992 Dracula movie — when I found myself so bored by the stupidity of the whole thing that I slipped into a sort of dream state. I think […]

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Music Tonight: Tuesday, July 14

Los Angeles noise rock and freak-out folk act The Clog will be playing atMoss Oak Commons this evening at 7 p.m. for a very negotiable $10. Thelocal acts are going to be hot, too, with sun and fun synthetic jazz funkgreats Fek and the Future Friends of Sound joining up with the enigmaticOtolith.

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The Twilight Zone

“Although it might feel as though you are quite still at the moment, you’re actually moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. You’ve just crossed over into … the Twilight Zone.” Those words, grabbed from one of the variations of introductions into the old TV show from which this […]

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Music Tonight: Tuesday, July 15

The Miniplex has a good one going on tonight at 8 p.m. for all you lovers of keys and electronic flourishes buttressing tropical beats and kinetic sonic paintings. Headliner Kolumbo is an electro-tropicalia quartet centered around the impressive keyboard mastery of Frank LoCrasto, also known for his work with Cass McCombs and Fruit Bats. On […]

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The Sisters of Mercy

I’ve been working a lot lately, which is good for distracting an unquiet mind and (eventually) doesn’t hurt the wallet too much either, but it hasn’t been enough to hold off some of the feelings I suspect more than a few of you out there are also feeling. I don’t want to get into specifics […]

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