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The Independent (Free subscription) | 11/26/2009
Andrew Bird does things with a violin that would make Yehudi Menuhin blush. He picks, he plucks, he strums, he bows – and then he loops each line together to turn a solo performance into what sounds more like a symphony orchestra.
Riverfront Times | Complete Issue (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
It would have been easy for Fat Possum Records to follow its success with R.L. Burnside and T-Model Ford by only releasing discs from long-forgotten bluesmen. Instead, the Oxford, Mississippi, label has championed new talent both in and out of the blues idiom, from the Black Keys to Andrew Bird t...
local Cut (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
Oh my god, he was really here! Despite a few recent setbacks, the Moz made it to town for the first time in seven years last night, delighting a sold-out crowd with old Smiths hits and new songs from his solo career. And for the record, Morrissey did take his shirt off. Twice. We sent [...] Related posts: Photo Review: Andrew Bird and Loney Dear, Saturday, Feb. 21 @ Roseland Andrew...
Sweeping The Nation (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
50 MJ Hibbett & The Validators - Regardez, Ecoutez Et Repetez 49 Papercuts - You Can Have What You Want 48 Volcano Choir – Unmap 47 The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart 46 Andrew Bird - Noble Beast 45 Piano Magic - Ovations 44 Au Revoir Simone - Still Night Still Light 43 Julian Plenti - Julian Plenti Is... Skyscraper 42 Arthur & Martha - Navigation...
prefixmag (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
Fresh off his appearance on Dinner with the Band , Owen Pallett, aka Final Fantasy, was captured in a San Francisco studio for an episode of Tunnelvision, doing two new tracks from his upcoming Heartland LP. Above is the grinding "Lewis Takes Action" and below is the Andrew Bird-esque "Midnight Directives," a song built on a horrorshow violin line that would sound...
From The Barn (Free subscription) | 11/27/2009
It was awkward, disjointed, often sloppy, but it was a win. In a game that featured more whistles than an Andrew Bird and Bobby Mcferrin duet, the Gophers beat the Butler Bulldogs by a score of 82-73. This was Minnesota’s second non-conference top ten win in the last two seasons, and this win over Butler [...] Related posts: Game 4 Preview: Gophers vs. Butler Game 3 Review: Another...
