Moxie Java nearly tripled this year’s donation to The Idaho Foodbank through sales of IdaHo Ho Ho with Moxie Java. Though this is only the second year Moxie Java has produced the holiday CD, sales generated $18,261.48, enough to provide approximately 54,000 meals for those in need throughout the state.
February 4th, 2012
‘IDAHO HO HO’ CD RAISES MORE THAN $18,000 FOR THE IDAHO FOODBANK!
February 3rd, 2012
NEW DVD/BLU-RAY: ‘THE OTHER F WORD’ (PUNK DOC) FOR THE RIGHT PRICE!
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The Other F Word is a raucous, eye-opening, sad and unexpectedly wise look at veteran punk rockers as they adapt to the challenges of fatherhood. To be sure, watching foul-mouthed, colorfully inked musicians attempt to fit themselves into Ward Cleaver’s smoking jacket provides for some consistently hilarious situational comedy, but the film’s deeper delving into a whole generation of artists clumsily making amends for their own absentee parents could strike a resonant note with anyone (punk or not) who’s stumbled headfirst into family life. — Andrew Barker, Variety
February 3rd, 2012
THE VINYL WORD: SUNN 0)))’S SECOND ALBUM ’00 VOID’ REISSUED ON WAX!
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February 3rd, 2012
HOSPITALITY’S DEBUT INDIE-POP GEM AND OTHER NEW RECOMMENDATIONS!
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Amber Papini’s world is full of doors, locks, and keys. Half the tracks on her band Hospitality‘s self-titled debut LP make mention of these things, either their presence or, more significantly, their absence. Take “Liberal Arts”, an appropriately languid tribute to mapless post-graduate ennui: “So you found the lock/ But not the key that college brings/ And all the trouble of your B.A. in English literature/ Instead of law, or something more practical,” Papini wryly surmises over a tamped-down electric riff and shuffly drums, showing her hand as the most promising recent graduate of the Tracyanne Campbell school of cardigan rock. (In non-metaphorical reality, Papini studied at Yale.)
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