Posted by: Laurie
in Music Stuff on May 17, 2011
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In the ’80 and ‘90s Alternative Rock Gods Dead Can Dance and Cocteau Twins were two of the UK’s hottest exports. Both bands split in the mid ‘90s leaving seminal musical legacies. The male leaders of these indie supergroups, Brendan Perry (DCD) and Robin Guthrie (CT) each have a new release available on May 24th, 2011. Brendan Perry’s second solo project, Ark (The End Records), continues Mr. Perry’s ...
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Posted by: Laurie
in Music Stuff on May 13, 2011
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Kate Bush returns with an unusual album that is both old and new, and brilliant as always. Released in the US, May 17th on her own label, Fish People, the new record entitled The Director's Cut contains Kates select musical revisions from 1989s The Sensual World and 1993s The Red Shoes and its billed as The Directors Cut.
Since her 1978 debut, The Kick Inside, Kate Bush has carved a very individual and innovative path as a musician, ...
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Posted by: Laurie
in Eat Me on May 11, 2011
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Here at BUST we love cooking shows, recipe blogs and generally anything food related, (see our Food issue out now) but honestly, this is THE BEST cooking demo EVER!! Meet the Vegan Black Metal chef as he demonstrates how to make Pad Thai, it's the best thing I've seen in a long while.
Yes he sings the entire 14 minute demo, and head bangs while the "Heat of Satan" cooks the "glorious Pad Thai!" I hope Martha Stewart invites him on her show ...
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Posted by: Laurie
in Music Stuff on May 10, 2011
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Every few weeks or so I like to share some of my favorite tunes that come into BUST HQ with you on our little BUST radio player– it’s over there on the right hand column, see it? OK, so here is the latest playlist, ENJOY!!
Architecture in Helsinki: Contact High –Javelin Remix (V2, Cooperative/Downtown)
Austra: Lose It (Domino)
Cat’s Eyes: Face in the Crowd (Cooperative/Downtown)
Gang Gang Dance: Glass Jar ...
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Posted by: Laurie
in General on May 05, 2011
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Have you ever worried about getting old? I’m pretty sure everyone over the age of 10 has, and director Mark Wexler certainly does. He thinks about it so much that he set out to find some answers about longevity, and his new documentary film, How To Live Forever is an interesting look at aging in our society. I asked my pal, Ari Seth Cohen who created the inspiring blog, Advanced Style to check out the movie with me.
While some of ...
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