Sending out a humble wish to be a few miles closer to a shop with a pile of Vestojs on the shelf.
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Those new-folk little texts below the photographs of Vincent Gapaillard are just charming. Go see VG site for more lucky finds.
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“Cent cinquante-deux proverbes mis au goût du jour” (”152 proverbs adapted to the taste of the day”) is a brilliant example of surrealist automatic writing by Paul Eluard and Benjamin Péret, first published in 1925.
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Tangled Alphabets, a collection of works by León Ferrari and Mira Schendel is on show at the MoMA in New York City until June 15 2009. I was lucky enough to catch the exhibit, and was not, by any means, disappointed. Located at the top floor of the museum, make sure you plan enough time to get to it. Or start from the top down.
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Interview by Laura Lotti.
Sharon Van Etten is a new folk singer songwriter from New York gifted with hauntingly beautiful voice.
Listening to her is a truly life-changing experience.
Her voice is limpid and angelic yet husky and sensual, the lyrics of a disarming simplicity and hypnotic.
After a series of hand-made, tour-only EPs, she’s finally presenting her first full-length album, Because I Was in Love. And that’s how me met here and managed to have a chat with her.
And, besides discovering lots of interesting bits about her music, we found out that she’s actually a lovely person.
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La Chatte consists of the charismatic Vava (singer), Stéphane Argillet (machines), and Nikolu (guitar). Their music is influenced by the colourful electro-pop of the seventies, verges sometimes on the chaotic with gusts of post-punk and no wave, with a melancholic loop in the background, both obscure and minimalist.
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Ellen & Tao are correspondents. Hikikomori is a suite of 99 funny & short letters. “Hikikomori” is meaning ” pulling away, being confined” in japanese.
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