It’s with great sadness that we mark the passing of President Gordon B. Hinckley, and yet it seems a happy occasion as well, as he has now been released from his long labor here to join his wife and other departed family members. The Church has benefitted greatly from the hard work and wonderful personality [...]
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Every once in a while, you catch a band that seems ready to take the next big step and launch into the stratosphere. The Bravery seems like that kind of band right now.
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Alex Dezen of The Damnwells has written some new songs and, as always, they’re completely fantastic. I hope they make it onto a new Damnwells album. Here’s one symptom of what’s wrong with the music business: The Damnwells are not as successful as bands with half the talent they have. If you love [...]
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The Flaws are a great new band from Ireland, whose album, Achieving Vagueness, is (despite their name) flawless. Check them out and let me know what you think. Hat Tip to Robin for discovering this band.
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I hate the phrase ”New Year’s Resolutions.” Resolutions sound ephemeral, like something done purely as a mental exercise. Across the country, in Congress and state legislatures, resolutions are passed regularly that have zero force and zero effect. Similarly, New Year’s Resolutions are made by people every year and broken before Velentine’s Day. Forget resolutions: let’s make [...]
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