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Tag Archives: alternative rock
“Hitch” is a Formidable Joyride
Anyone who has read Panethos for an extended period of time probably has figured out that I love rock music, particularly alternative rock and indie rock. Call me a creature of habit, but ever since my first Beatles, Monkees, and … Continue reading
Posted in art, entertainment, feminism, fun, music, music reviews, product design, UK, writing
Tagged albums, alternative rock, CDs, Hitch, music, rock, The Joy Formidable, Wales
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Temples enshrine the psychedelic era…and more
I discovered Temples listening to Impact 89fm – Michigan State University’s student radio station when they played the richly 1960’esque “Shelter Song.” As the first track on their debut full-length album, Sun Structures, the song aptly introduces Temples and a … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, art, cities, Communications, culture, entertainment, Europe, fun, geography, historic preservation, history, land use, music, music reviews, pictures, placemaking, product design, Radio, Social media, tourism, Travel, UK, video, writing
Tagged albums, alternative rock, cities, entertainment, Kettering, music, music reviews, reviews, rock, Sun Structures, Temples, Triangular Lodge, UK, video
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Two EPic EPs by Kitten
While attending the Joy Formidable concert several Monday’s ago, one of the opening acts, Kitten, put on such a stellar and energetic performance that I bought a copy of each of their two EPs, entitled Sunday School and Cut it … Continue reading
Posted in art, Communications, culture, entertainment, fun, music, music reviews
Tagged albums, alternative rock, bands, KITTEN, music, roc
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A big ROAR and PURRfection
Still trying to regain my hearing, as last night’s concert in Lansing by The Joy Formidable was simply awesome. The title of the band’s first full length CD, The Big Roar was so aptly named as they just stoked up … Continue reading
Posted in adaptive reuse, art, Communications, culture, downtown, entertainment, fun, music, music reviews, pictures, placemaking, revitalization, third places, video, Women
Tagged alternative rock, concerts, indie music, KITTEN, Lansing, live music, Michigan, music, music reviews, RIBS, Rock 'n' Roll, The Big Roar, The Joy Formidable, The Loft, Wolf's Law
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One helluva rock n’ roll tune!
While surfin’ the net this past weekend, I came across a post on Word Press highlighting a song entitled Revolution by the John Butler Trio who formed in Fremantle, Australia. My first thought was, “Hum…I wonder if this is a cover of … Continue reading
Posted in art, civics, civility, Communications, culture, diversity, economics, entertainment, environment, fair trade, feminism, film, globalization, government, health, human rights, humanity, inclusiveness, music, music reviews, Oceania, peace, politics, pollution, Social media, sustainability, video
Tagged alternative rock, Australia, film, indie, John Butler Trio, lyrics, music, music videos, politics, revolution, Rock 'n' Roll
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“Wolf’s Law” of kick-ass new music
I bought my copy of The Joy Formidable’s new album entitled Wolf’s Law at lunch time. I have been eagerly awaiting its release since impressive videos of “Wolf’s Law” and “This Ladder is Ours” were made available for viewing in the fall. … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Communications, culture, diversity, entertainment, environment, Europe, fun, humanity, Love, Music, music reviews, pictures, sustainability, UK, video, Wildlife, Women
Tagged albums, alternative rock, entertainment, fun UK, music, music reviews, new music, Ritzy Bryan, rock, The Joy Formidable, video, Wales, Wolf's Law
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“We are heroes with a thousand faces”
I first heard Joe Hertler and the Rainbow Seekers play live at the Loft in Lansing last spring and then again at the Festival of the Sun in June. Each time, I have been mesmerized by their song entitled “Ego … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative rock, civility, entertainment, Joe Hertler and the Rainbow Seekers, Michigan, music, pop music, Rock 'n' Roll, songs, videos
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Great Rock in GR
Last night, Alison and I attended a CD release concert and celebration at the Pyramid Scheme in Grand Rapids. Located in the core of this great city in the Heartside Entertainment district, the Pyramid Scheme is an awesome music and … Continue reading
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Tagged albums, alternative rock, concerts, Grand Rapids, live music, music
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This is more like it! “Observator” by the Raveonettes
Had a first listen to the newest album by Denmark’s Raveonettes this evening. The entire album can be heard via this weblink to Rolling Stone. An EP released by the band earlier this year had disappointed me, partially because it … Continue reading
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Tagged album reviews, albums, alternative rock, Denmark, EU, Europe, indie, music, music reviews, records, The Raveonettes
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‘The Joy’ of ‘Formidable’ new music from Wales
Heard the newest track (“Wolf’s Law”) by The Joy Formidable for the first time yesterday. Both it and the accompanying video (see below) are literally out of this world. The Welsh band’s first full length album, The Big Roar, was my … Continue reading
Posted in art, culture, diversity, energy, entertainment, Europe, fun, music, music reviews, nature, UK
Tagged albums, alternative rock, entertainment, music, UK, Wales
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