! = recommended
* = all-ages
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The Big Pink/A Place To Bury Strangers, Neumo's
Animals At Night/Oy, Ballard Mine*
Tsavo/Oriya/Superfekta/Vibrant Society/Future Fossils/No Ground, Showbox
Wooden Birds, Sonic Boom in-store {6pm, Ballard}*
Thousands {album release}/Fancie/Shana Cleveland/WMW, Healthy Times Fun Club*
The Them/Kids On Fire, Funhouse
Speedmop/Indecisive Rhythm/Nineteen 5, Shanty Tavern
Gumshen/Chris Ballew, Rendezvous {8pm}
Bone Cave Ballet/A Silent Way/Case & Ctrl, Rendezvous {late}
"Hollow Earth Radio Magma Festival" - Cold Lake/Agatha/Emeralds/Elissa Ball/Council Of Lions/My Parade, 20-20 Cycle
Satchel/George Stanford/My Favorite Girl, Sunset
The Zim & A Rock/Mesa & Ari/Hannalee & Matt Knotter, Piecora's*
The Clientele/The Wooden Birds/Surf City, Tractor !
Mike Watt & The Missing Men/Lite, Chop Suey
Nine N Out/Kink Ador/Candysound, Skylark
Reviews
1 Messenger said on April 23, 2008
David Byrne and Bian Eno...pre-Gnarles Barkley? The Forefathers? Electronic Gospel? Pre-Programmed Electronic Disco? D.B. + B.E. = John Belushi and Dan Akroyd?
2 ALLALOMusic said on April 23, 2008
This is great news! I always love hearing about new works from Brian Eno and David Byrne, and the combination is sure to be another swell collection of songs.
3 Jon Harthun said on April 23, 2008
Yeah, I'm a huge fan of Eno, and maybe it's just me, but I feel like his work both as a musician and producer are a little overlooked at times. But then again, I realize drudgingly slow ambient music isn't everyone's bag.
The killer thing about ...In the Bush with Ghosts is I found it the other day on vinyl, along with Another Day on Earth and had no freakin' money! GAH!
Such is life.
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