"I came up with the name because I thought it
fit the music well. We wanted to write loud, nasty music that makes
you just wish it was over. It’s a name that immediately bums you out,
but I see a glimmer of hope at the end. A pregnancy scare implies that
it was just that. A scare. It was a momentary fear, a sense of panic,
but in the end everything is fine."
- Emmanuel Sayer, Pregnancy Scares bassist
I dig it. Read the full interview by White Lung singer Mish Way at Vice.com.
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Monday, February 18, 2013
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
"The Kids Are Alright?"
"What is the difference with someone going to The Vogue and
pre-drinking. Or before their prom? Or drinking outside Rogers Arena
before a hockey game… I've been to Canucks games and there are always
abusive comments and I've seen scuffles, and so, do you just shut
everything off? No alcohol sold at hockey games?" ...
If the city decided to make all hockey games 19+ or if they banned all alcohol from Rogers Arena the backlash from Vancouverites would be swift and intense. Why can a 16-year-old go to a hockey game where alcohol is served in public, but can't see a band at a venue where alcohol is in a sectioned off area, or not even in the venue at all?
...
"I've been involved with or been a patron of very unsafe, illegal venues, and it has made me realize that when that is the only option for underage kids to see live local music, its kind of setting them up for situations they might not be able to handle, such as drugs, drinking, and indoor smoking," says a concerned [Sarah] Cordingley. "Kids are going to find a way see bands, and if these illegal and unsafe venues are the only option, these shows will keep happening," she says.
Full article at BeatRoute.
If the city decided to make all hockey games 19+ or if they banned all alcohol from Rogers Arena the backlash from Vancouverites would be swift and intense. Why can a 16-year-old go to a hockey game where alcohol is served in public, but can't see a band at a venue where alcohol is in a sectioned off area, or not even in the venue at all?
...
"I've been involved with or been a patron of very unsafe, illegal venues, and it has made me realize that when that is the only option for underage kids to see live local music, its kind of setting them up for situations they might not be able to handle, such as drugs, drinking, and indoor smoking," says a concerned [Sarah] Cordingley. "Kids are going to find a way see bands, and if these illegal and unsafe venues are the only option, these shows will keep happening," she says.
Full article at BeatRoute.
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Saturday, April 7, 2012
"Jack Outside the Box"
Fantastic New York Times article with insights into the White Stripes' decision to break up, why Jack has waited until now to make a solo album, his past and present family life, growing up in Detroit and future projects and a look into his Third Man Records headquarters and even his mansion. This article also reveals that we could have had a Jack White-RZA collaboration - if RZA didn't no-show Jack's house. Holy shit!
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