Archive for August, 2007

• Wednesday, August 29, 2007  10:00 pm 

  Spritual BoomBoom Abyss

  If Kate Bush was our eccentric Aunt we would visit her all the time.
  Pulling up to her mansion amongst the misty hills of Dartmoor, we hop off the step of the horse-drawn carriage and run slow motion past the vine-covered columns lining the grand entrance. As we burst through the giant oak double doors some […]

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• Tuesday, August 28, 2007  4:10 pm 

  Berlin me mata

  So 20JFG visited Berlin last long weekend, clenched fists and fractured bones, it was a harsh battle, one where we fought accompanied by savvy wizards, sorcerous mystics & bass music ladies against the powerful & holy green smoke coming out off this majestic city’s decadent and mighty underground, and we lost, it couldn’t have been […]

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• Monday, August 27, 2007  3:00 pm 

  United States of Wham City.

  {{Here you have another column from Mr. James Nascent/Black Banana, enjoy the love kidss, and say thanks}}
  My last post…an open love letter to the West coast lo-fi-trash-about-party bands that I owe a large portion of my record collection to. The ones they wrote about in the NME last week. That was weird…. in a good […]

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• Thursday, August 23, 2007  10:01 pm 

  "Mother of God, Cass Kai"

  Television today is bad… yadda yadda yadda, bla bla bla. By now most of us know the argument, and its one that I’m inclined to agree with. I don’t feel like I need to go tooooooooo in depth, and explain why I’ve assumed that stance either. Tune into the tube 99% of the time, and […]

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• Tuesday, August 21, 2007  3:10 pm 

  The past is the future

  1- Phil Dick once wrote a short story called ‘The Trouble with Bubbles’. It is about a future where Humankind finds itself, in the absence of other habitable planets in the Solar system, trapped in Earth. People’s thirst for space exploration and discovery is temporarily quenched by an industry dedicated to the construction of small […]

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