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“Does It Look As If I Care” from Choir of Young Believers

Choir of Young Believers' 2016 album "Grasque," featuring the single "Does It Look As If I Care."
On again. Off again. Seems to be the pattern with the upkeep of this blog. No explanation really, other than I wasn't in the mood. It happens from time to time. But it doesn't mean I don't care. It just means I don't care to stop down and write my thoughts for a given period …

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Just Like Heaven Festival @ Queen Mary Events Park on 05.04.19 – Part 2

Yeah Yeah Yeahs perform at Just Like Heaven in Long Beach on 05.04.19.
Okay, it's been a few days … some good, some not so good. Had a friend get deported due to the increasingly extreme immigration policies of our time. That totally sucked. Caught a cold, which has been lingering for the last few days. That still sucks. There was that Game of Thrones finale, which was …

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Just Like Heaven Festival @ Queen Mary Events Park on 05.04.19 – Part 1

Just Like Heaven @ Queen Mary Events Park on 05.04.19.
Just a heads up. I've divided this entry into two parts, the first being tonight's post, the second following sometime in the next few days. I've got a couple of Chemical Brothers shows to attend the following two days, and my work schedule is as busy as ever. So part two will happen when it …

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Geographer’s “Summer of My Discontentment”

Geographer's Mike Deni. Photo sourced from artist's Facebook.
I'm off to a later start than usual, so I'll keep this post as brief and focused as I'm capable. Tonight, I've got Los Angeles-based indie act Geographer and their soulful single "Summer of My Discontentment." Although somewhat up-front in its pop intentions, this one still manages to creep up on you, revealing a few …

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