MUSICAL MADNESS
Who says you need a singer in order to add vocals to a song? Not the makers of
Vocaloid!
And
this is for everyone who's ever listened to Radiohead and thought "Nice. But it needs more banjo."
On a recent trip to
Tacoma, Washington, I paid a visit to the
Museum of Glass. The most impressive thing I saw there was the dark and slightly disturbing stained-glass work of
Judith Schaechter. You can find some of her work
here, and if you do a
Google search on her name, you'll find more of her stuff and more about her. Since her pieces are highly detailed and are mounted on lightboxes, however, seeing them online doesn't do them justice, so I recommend a drive down to Tacoma.
I was inspired by this
Your Band Sucks column to make my own list of nonexistent Morrissey songs. I think these titles are pretty plausible:
"Steven, You'll Be Sorry"
"Jealous Girls"
"I Have Given Up on London"
"Who Do You Think You're Fooling?"
"Your Goodwill Won't Save You This Time"
"Incarceration Is Good for the Soul"
"You Can't Hurry Hate"
"To Neville Chamberlain, in Hell"
"I Have No Right to Sing the Blues"
"Ghastly Poems"
Visit here for a list of genuine Morrissey and Smiths songs (and their lyrics).
Our album has sadly fallen off the national chart after a mere two months on it. You know what that means: Hinterland needs you to request our music on your local campus and community radio station!
Here are a few.
