Tag Archives: Depeche Mode

The Only Way I’m Telefoning Tel Aviv is if I Can Reverse the Charges

I know that having Blogarhythms cut back to only two posts a week is pretty sucky. But the honest truth is that if the state of my financial affairs doesn’t improve really soon things could get a whole lot suckier. Obviously I’m not the only one facing fiduciary difficulties, as the entire country, and much […]

So All You Fly Mothers, Get On Out There and Dance, Dance I Say…

It’s true, Merriweather Post Pavilion surprised me with its unexpected adoption of club thump and trunk rattling shudder, easily becoming my favorite record of the new year so far. I mean I love indieternativewhateveryouwannacallit just fine, but I love synthesizers and drum-machine beats too, so a record that combines the two is more likely […]

Break Hearts, Not Banks

If you live in the United States and were watching television last night chances are good you caught the address outgoing President George W. Bush gave on the state of the US economy. And if you saw his fumbling, uneasily delivered speech you’re now fully aware of the financial Armageddon that’s apparently lurking on […]

“Play This In Stere-ere-o…” © Mr. Jolico’s Rhyme Partner

Since my club-going career started when I was about thirteen years old I probably have about a thousand anecdotes similar to the one I trotted out in yesterday’s post. But the sad thing is, since the incident in question, which occurred close to two years ago, I’ve been “clubbing” only a scant few times. Perhaps […]

Bloc Rockin’ Beats

Late last week British Post-Punk revivalists Bloc Party pulled a Gnarls Barkley-meets-Radiohead, releasing their latest LP ahead of any sort of industry-approved schedule and with little fanfare via their website. You could pre-order a physical copy, which will ship at the end of October, plus a digital download that would be available immediately, for […]