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Cultural Stimuli in LA
Issue 185: branded flavor
Culture is a lot like clothing: no one wants a knockoff. LA helps tie the look together this week, rolling out big-label names and rising stars of style. Duncan Miller Gallery showcases elegant French fashion photography, Michael Kohn Gallery presents Andy Warhol's abstract ads, LACMA kicks off its tribute to Brian De Palma's stylish thrillers, and sixspace shares indictments of insidious materialism by low-art icon Coop. The art world loves a redemption story, and East Coast graf-prankster Neck Face gives us just that, burnishing his fine-art credentials at New Image Art. Meanwhile, LA's ultimate accessory, the automobile, gets feted in Moving Arts' The Car Plays, and Scion brings its King of the Beats Competition to town. Select a bespoke branding rod, make your mark, and spread it!
- Shana Nys Dambrot, Managing Editor
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Sophisticate Sandwich
Combining the razor-sharp design of WIRED with the high-minded populism of McSweeney's, Good magazine brings a sexy, sophisticated edge to social awareness. Avoiding unthinking idealism, the publication takes a pragmatic approach to progressive politics, and, this week, to launch parties as well.
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| MUSIC: Introverted Indie |
Silver Jews
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The Silver Jews, literate-emo poet laureate David Berman's folk-rock vision, have had a rather tumultuous decade. Both plagued and blessed by Pavement associations due to guitarist Stephen Malkmus' erstwhile involvement with that early-'90s behemoth, Berman has struggled with drug addiction and trial by fire while bringing his latest, Tanglewood Numbers, to the indie-rock echelon. The new material — almost lost to the electrical fire at Memphis' Easley McCain — continues Berman's tradition of free-association lyrics and poignant acoustic arrangements; at his most surreal, he sounds like the saddest of Beck or Neil Young. (JG)
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Nitzer Ebb
Tue 9.12 (9pm) Avalon Hollywood (1735 N Vine St, 323.462.8900) map $25.50
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Boot stomp with baited breath as industrial-dance innovators Nitzer Ebb grace LA for the first time in a decade. Tonight, the city celebrates the late '80s industrial icons' return to the militaristic beats and impassioned chant-alongs that made them goth-club mainstays. (LLT)
 
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| MUSIC: Alt-Metal |
Vaeda
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Wed 9.13 (7:30pm) |
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Knitting Factory (7021 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, 323.463.0204) map |
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MySpace darlings with more than their fair share of friends (106,148 to be exact), Vaeda are quickly climbing their way out of the online abyss. The band's debut, State of Nature, blends powerhouse ballads and punk-pop, calling to mind a host of anthemic '90s rock acts. What's more, the band works bizarre super-hero references into their stage show — the result of bass player Aristotle Dreher's unapologetic fascination with unitard-clad heroes. Check out the rest of the supermen tonight at the Knitting Factory as they fly from MySpace to the masses. (JH)
 Vaeda's name is taken from what ancient language? The first three correct responses each win a pair of tickets to this show.
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| MUSIC: Indie Pop |
Doghouse Records Showcase feat. Meg & Dia, Weatherbox, and Push to Talk
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Hot on the heels of a VMA win for label staples the All-American Rejects, emo-indie imprint Doghouse Records showcases its fresh faces tonight. Sister act Meg & Dia are hot off a win of their own — the band's single, "Monster," was the most requested video on mtvU show The Freshman (a dubious honor indeed). The group's scorchingly beautiful harmonies, rollicking choruses, and wistful lyrics at once recall Joan Jett at her hardest and the Cranberries at their more mellow. San Diego rockers Weatherbox join the gracious girls alongside Oakland's Push to Talk — an indie-pop outfit whose lead singer, James Leste, brings to mind a younger (and sexier) Morrissey. (JH)
Which old-school singing-sibling duo also hailed from Utah? The first three correct responses each win a pair of tickets to this show.
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| MUSIC: Nintendo Power |
The Advantage
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Having established themselves as the premier purveyors
of 8-bit anthems, the Advantage return in support of
their Elf Titled follow up, which features the
prog-rock fantasies of Contra, Metroid, and DuckTales. The Sacramento-based, long-haired quartet plays
ear-splitting arrangements of classic Nintendo tunes
for nerds everywhere. More Styx than Stones, the
Advantage succeed by nailing every melodic nook and
cranny hidden in their source material, and spiking
the ditties with amplified nitrous — inevitably leading to sustained bouts of power-humming. Turns out
the Japanese were exporting more than just Hondas in
the '80s. (HH)
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Soulwax's Night Versions Live w/ 2 Many DJs
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Belgian electro-fiends Soulwax launched into club stardom with their bombastic singles "E Talking" (aided by an equally stunning video) and "NY Excuse." Their remixes of tracks by like-minded disco rockers LCD Soundsystem and Daft Punk have also garnered approving nods, and they're currently collaborating with Tiga on songs for his new album. Nite Versions Live is the band's remix of their 2005 release, Any Minute Now; and tonight's show features the songs in exactly the same order as on the disc. The band's core, David and Stephen Dewaele, also flex their turntable muscles as 2 Many DJs, chucking a little Salt-N-Pepa, Röyksopp, and Dolly Parton into the mix. (CH/GM)
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ART: Opening
Robert Reynolds: Babylon to Baghdad
Thur 9.14 (6-9pm) Continental Building (408 S Spring St, Downtown) map 
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As part of this month's Downtown Art Walk, multimedia artist Robert Reynolds presents a new series of monumental sculptures on the ground floor of the Continental Building, reimagining ancient Babylon (present-day Iraq), in an exploration of the area's bloody conflicts. (SND)
Note: This exhibition remains on display through Sat 9.30.
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ART: Opening
Ryan Villiers: Rotten Apple Eden
Thur 9.14 (7-10pm) LAAA South (936 Hermosa Ave, #105, Hermosa Beach, 310.652.8272) map
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A cutting-edge designer of international acclaim, Ryan Villiers also happens to be an accomplished painter. Rendered in trademark style, his latest work uses ominous pop-art whimsy to examine the particular difficulties facing modern-day humans. (SND)
Note: This exhibition remains on display through Sat 11.4 (Thur-Sat: 12-5pm).
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Art Crawl 9
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A block party for the arty elite, Art Crawl 9 swings wide the doors of 20 Los Feliz, Silver Lake, and Echo Park galleries in an expansive evening of open houses (no worries; there's no back-to-school meet-and-greet, though the gallery owners might show you their cubbies if you ask nicely). Head to M&A first to see Bubbles — an open-air, interactive installation that revives childhood memories of chasing bubbles. Then, grab a bicycle — they have them on loan — so you can glide, not drive, to your next destination. (MT)
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| MUSIC: Post-Stuff |
Tortoise
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The Troubadour (9081 Santa Monica Blvd, W Hollywood, 310.276.6168) map |
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With a decade-plus career of recording, touring, changing lineups, and pushing their richly textured, dizzyingly complex music into waters unknown, the inimitable Tortoise are releasing a boxed set of singles, b-sides, and rarities. The three-CD/DVD A Lazarus Taxon is a comprehensive (albeit lengthy) primer for the uninitiated, a point-by-point breakdown of all the things that make Tortoise tick: the watery ambience, stuttering polyrhythms, and expressive, jazzy attack of the McIntire/Herndon/ McCombs rhythmic axis. These days, the quintet (including Jeff Parker on guitar and Dan Bitney on, um, everything else) have honed its slow-burning live shows, mixing marimbas and laptops, jazz and rock, avant-minimalism and dub into a sound that exists blissfully outside of genre. (TG)
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| MUSIC: Classical |
Fireworks Finale
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Hollywood Bowl (2301 N Highland Ave, 323.850.2000) map |
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The Hollywood Bowl's 2006 season concludes with a double-farewell, bidding adieu to both the summer season and Orchestra Director John Mauceri. Over the past 16 years, Mauceri has painlessly bridged the gap between art music and populist forms — paying particularly enthusiastic attention to LA's indigenous music: the film score. He will be missed, but his going-away party sends him off in style with a bouillabaisse of a program that incorporates a world-premiere symphonic piece by Danny Elfman, Broadway great Kristin Chenoweth, members of the Joffrey Ballet, Kermit the Frog, and a finale that features fireworks. (EJL)
On average, which month accounts for roughly two-thirds of annual firework-related injuries? The first five correct responses each win a pair of tickets to the Sat 9.16 concert.
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Wolfgang Tillmans: truth study center
Fri 9.15 (5-6:30pm) The Taschen Store (354 N Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, 310.274.4300) map
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Turner Prize-winning photographer Wolfgang Tillmans' classically composed portraits and landscapes are simultaneously ethereal and iconic, humanizing and subversive. The artist signs truth study center tonight — his third book of signature nudes, still lifes, and abstract work. (CA)
Note: This event is held in conjunction with the Hammer Museum's Wolfgang Tillmans, which opens Sun 9.17.
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The MoCA Store's Second Invitational Skateboard Silent Auction
Fri 9.15 (6pm) MoCA Store, Santa Monica (2447 Main Street, Santa Monica, 310.396.9833) map
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Renowned artists Gary Baseman, Skullphone, and Sage Vaughn display designs on old-school skate decks for the MoCA Store's Second Invitational Skateboard Silent Auction. The '80s-style relics remain on display through October, and then it's off the auction block and onto the streets. (MSS)
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Ruby Osorio
Fri 9.15 (6-9pm) Cherry and Martin (12611 Venice Blvd, 310.398.7404) map
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Proof that the artist has grown by leaps and bounds, Ruby Osorio's new works with colored pencil, pen, and thread on paper inhabit a comfortable, mature style, incorporating folk art elements into rich allegorical fantasies. (KB)
Note: This exhibition remains on display through Sat 10.28 (Wed-Sat: 11am-6pm).
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Neck Face: The Night After Halloween
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New Image Art (7908 Santa Monica Blvd, W Hollywood, 323.654.2192) map |
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In his third New Image Art gallery exhibit, NYC-based street artist Neck Face foregoes his graf-inspired style for more realistic, three-dimensional endeavors. His cryptic characters — bleeding demons, hanging witches, and dead babies — remain, but this time the gothic creations leap from the walls as life-sized paper-mâché sculptures. The artist branches in other directions as well — most notable are his unexpected forays into watercolor. In honor of the opening, acclaimed skateboard cinematographer Ty Evans screens a new documentary, tracking Neck Face in his natural habitat: the streets of New York. (DN)
Note: This exhibition remains on display through Sat 10.21 (Wed-Sat: 1-6pm).
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Interface 16.0: Droid Behavior 4-Year Anniversary feat. Speedy J
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In its 16th installment, Droid Behavior's infamous Interface techno party hosts audio frontiersman Jochem Paap (aka Speedy J) in his first-ever LA appearance. The prolific DJ teams with live-visual superstar Scott Pagano, offering a taste of their upcoming Warp Records DVD collaboration. Also on board, raucous sonic terrorist Otto Von Schirach joins eccentric experimentalist Daedelus, laptop warriors Acid Circus, and a host of local heroes for a night of serious dance-floor sweating to sick beats and tasty vidz. (SN)
Note: Check the event info page or call on the day of the show for venue announcement.
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Artspeak Panel: The Online Artist Community
Sat 9.16 (11am) Gallery 825 (825 N La Cienega Blvd, W Hollywood, 310.652.8272) map $20
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The Los Angeles Art Association presents a panel discussion on the role of the Internet in LA's arts community, featuring Pharmaka Co-Director Fumiko Amano, Sixspace's Caryn Coleman, Art Review editor Emma Gray, and Flavorpill's own Shana Nys Dambrot. (KB)
Note: It's requested that you RSVP for this event by phone.
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ART: Opening
Effacé
Sat 9.16 (5-7pm) Steve Turner Gallery (275 South Beverly Dr, 310.271.3721) map
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In Effacé, curator Malik Gaines eschews arbitrary themes, instead assembling an impressive cross section of young artists from all over the world. Included in the exhibit are LA up-and-comers William Cordova and Brenna Youngblood. (SND)
Note: This exhibition remains on display through Sat 10.14 (Wed-Fri: 11am-5pm / Sat: 1-5pm).
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ART: Opening
Jennifer Vanderpool: Bemused
Sat 9.16 (6-8pm) Bandini Art (2635 S Fairfax Ave, Culver City, 310.837.6230) map
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LA-based artist Jennifer Vanderpool creates elaborate sculpture and sound installations that both celebrate and satirize the idea of "women's work," transforming sugary snack foods, shopping bags, and confectionary decorations into immersive psychedelic environments. (SND)
Note: This exhibition remains on display through Sat 10.14 (Tue-Sat: 11am-6pm).
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The Car Plays
Sat 9.16 (6-10pm) The Steve Allen Theater (4773 Hollywood Blvd, Los Feliz, 323.666.4268) map $15
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Appealing to the essence of the Angeleno experience, Moving Arts' The Car Plays stages 20 ten-minute plays inside automobiles. The shows are performed for intimate audiences, so don't start necking; the actors might just flip you the bird. (EJ)
Note: A new set of performances begins every hour on the hour.
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Scion's King of the Beats Competition feat. Raekwon
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Sun 9.17 (8pm-1am) |
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The Roxy Theatre (9009 Sunset Blvd, W Hollywood, 310.278.9457) map |
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The MC matters, but the beat's what really funks the crunk (or daps the rap, if you prefer). Tonight, Scion's King of the Beats Competition celebrates the mechanics behind the music, pitting eight area producers against one another in a battle for bragging rights, a cool grand, and a spot in the national finals. Through three rounds, producers face off, match beats, chop up classics, and generally dazzle those on the dance floor. Organic beat-box Rahzel hosts the evening with Wu-Tang slammer Raekwon sneaking in for a special guest performance. (AP)
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Pervasion: The Art of Gary Baseman and Tim Biskup
Sun 9.17 (1pm) Laguna Art Museum (307 Cliff Dr, Laguna Beach, 949.494.8971) map $10 (museum admission)
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Laguna Art Museum's ongoing Gary Baseman and Tim Biskup retrospective — which includes playfully iconic paintings, sculptures, and toys — gets a jump-start tonight as the artists themselves convene a panel discussion on the explosion of vinyl art toys. (LLT)
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| MUSIC: Indie Pop |
Sea Wolf w/ Favourite Sons and the Watson Twins
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Centered on singer/songwriter Alex Brown Church, LA's Sea Wolf mashes mid-tempo acoustic strums against sharp guitars and simple orchestrations, creating pristine indie poppers with an elusive edge. Now in its third week of a monthlong Spaceland residency, the band is joined tonight by rising indie twangers the Watson Twins, who were last seen backing Rilo Kiley's Jenny Lewis on the road. Veteran rockers Favourite Sons round out the evening with Iggy Pop-esque vocals, melodic piano chords, raw guitar riffs, and confessional lyrics that ring with a brutal, unapologetic honesty. (AP/MG)
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Dressed to Kill: The Stylish Thrillers of Brian De Palma
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Los Angeles County Museum of Art (5905 Wilshire Blvd, 323.857.6000) map |
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You'd be hard pressed to recognize Brian De Palma duds like Snake Eyes (1998) or Mission to Mars (2000) as films by the director who made high-minded paranoia classic Blow Out (1981) and stylish rock 'n roll thriller Phantom of the Paradise (1974). De Palma got his start doing Godard-influenced art films, but this LACMA series begins with his '70s, Hitchcock-indebted period, rolling all the way through 1983 Oliver Stone-scripted coke frenzy Scarface. Things kick off with De Palma's recent return to form — an adaptation of James Ellroy's tale of real-life brutality and murder, The Black Dahlia. (DRC)
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Coop: Brand Recognition
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Now through Sat 10.7 (Tue-Sat: 12-6pm) |
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sixspace (5803 Washington Blvd, 323.932.6200) map |
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In his third sixspace exhibition, pop artist Chris "Coop" Cooper explores the ways that corporate insignia surround us, slipping quietly into the undercurrent of our imaginations. While Coop's high-minded critical approach is fine fodder for deep introspection and debate, his cases are almost always made using nude babes with gigantic bazoombas and the occasional cigar-chomping devil (images that inspire another discussion entirely). But, then, that's the point: his art is self-aware, critiquing the use of brand culture in creating contemporary identity while incorporating iconic imagery. (DRC)
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French Masters: A Taste of Sensuality and Romantic Allure
Now through Sat 9.30 (Wed-Sat: 11am-6pm) Duncan Miller Gallery (10959 Venice Blvd, 310.838.2440) map
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A rich celebration of humanity, this exhibition of French postwar photojournalists Édouard Boubat and Jean-Philippe Charbonnier finds magic in fleeting moments, exploring the nature of seduction in the depths of solitude. (MP)
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Andy Warhol: Late Black-and-White Paintings
Now through Sat 10.14 (Tue-Fri: 10am-6pm / Sat: 11am-6pm) Michael Kohn Gallery (8071 Beverly Blvd, 323.658.8088) map
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The Michael Kohn Gallery salutes Andy Warhol with an eclectic exhibition of large-scale black-and-white advertisement paintings from the artist's later years. Culled from New York newspapers, the images explore the essence of street culture and commercial art. (JH)
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Setting its sights firmly on the well-educated, culturally aware, and apathetic, GOOD magazine's premiere issue shrewdly combines WIRED's razor-sharp design and McSweeney's' high-minded populism, carving out a new, "why didn't they think of that before?"-type niche: political activism made sexy. The young magazine boasts an A-list stable of contributors (novelists Gary Shteyngart and Neal Pollack, the New Yorker's James Surowiecki) and snappy articles on everything from the US' changing reputation abroad to political vlogstress Amanda Congden and prescription glasses made entirely out of wood (not the lenses, of course). Notably, GOOD eschews naïve, '60s-tinged idealism in favor of a pragmatic embrace of capitalism, recasting the activist as a savvy urbanite who just happens to want to change the world. In honor of such sophisticates, the magazine hosts an open bar launch party for new subscribers this Saturday (Sat 9.16, 8pm-2am) at St. Vibiana's. Now that's a political party we can all get behind. (TG)
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CD REVIEW: Arthur Russell, Another Thought |
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Orange Mountain Music
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When Arthur Russell tragically died of AIDS in 1992 at the age of 40, he left behind a body of work split between arty, idiosyncratic disco and eerie solo cello-and-voice compositions. Another Thought, the latest in a series of remastered posthumous releases, lifts the crystalline gauze from Russell's haunting, effects-laden World of Echo. Sharpening the focus, the record reveals a suite of exquisite pop songs featuring the artist's lightly bowed cello and throaty, otherworldly mumble. "Keeping Up" operates according to a boomerang-like internal logic, returning to one heartbreaking hook, while "Home Away from Home" gilds sad-eyed melodies with a childlike glint. Other tracks hint at Russell's disco-fried alter ego, adding horns and charmingly cheapo drum machines; but Another Thought's best moments are its simplest, ones that conjure images of the gentle Russell, alone in his room, whispering sweet, watery nothings into a tape machine. (TG)
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This week, we check in with our cultural cohorts at the BBC Collective to absorb some new sounds, emerging visual art, and exclusive, interactive multimedia sessions. Check a live set and in-depth interview with up-and-coming UK artist Plan B, who's recently worked with esteemed indie producer Paul Epworth (aka Phones). Next, sample a few full tracks from Erlend Øye — he of Kings of Convenience fame — on new project the Whitest Boy Alive. Finally, don't miss the Collective's playlist, consisting of new music from the likes of Headman, Yo La Tengo, Padded Cell, and others. (CJN)
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Plan B: Live In-Session (Hip-hop)
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The Whitest Boy Alive: Dream (Ambient rock)
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Various Artists: The Collective Playlist (Eclectic)
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