Since the last time we checked in with Kurtz back in March, those blackhearted deviants have released nine new songs on their web site. That's more than an LP's worth of original material in less than three months. Their sound has developed through the adoption of Garageband software. Fans of the Sisters, Joy Division and J&MC, get thee there for sordid kicks and ugly memories.
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The best description of Joan Jett ever penned (and from the very uncool NY Times no less):
It's not everyday that The Cronk News has a science-themed article but when they do, I'm all over it!
Today it's Agronomy Lab Calls Flesh-Eating Plants "A Mistake."
Over at his AOL gig, John Scalzi points to a list purporting to be the Top Ten All Time Pop Singalong Songs.
This is supposed to be the Carnival of the Elitist Bastards, a celebration of excessive arrogance and bare-knuckle commentary, where smart-assed brutes with swords for tongues receive their rightful acknowledgment.
I've downloaded a bunch of tracks and they seem nicely listenable.
You must be mistaken. You mean you listened to the tracks, and now you're suddenly depressed and wish your wife would whip you.