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  • Cuento Corto: Tiempo y Marea – Parte 2

    Volumen 2   Donde ellos empezaron (y nosotros acabamos) Una historia por Alfonso Proditor   En Busca de RE (EBdeRE) era una revista que comenzó en mayo de 2002, cuando dos amigos y una amiga decidieron que en vez de recibir spam, ellos lo iban a crear, en un frío y aburrido 14 de febrero,…

  • Review: Porter – Moctezuma

    When Editor and all round top geezer Samuel Valdes Lopez offered me a hot Mexican I was somewhat confused. Was this an invitation to dinner or a date with Ana de la Reguera or both? Either would be quite acceptable. The reality of his invitation appeared as a copy of the new album from Mexican…

  • Stream : Uno contra una nación

    Uno contra una nación es el nuevo proyecto de Arturo Tranquilino (Yokozuna), Alice Emerson (Ruido Rosa) y Carlos Mier (Lemon Mint). Con un disco grabado en vivo (y en cinta, a la antigüita) en la tienda Música en Vinyl, Uno contra una nación estrena su sencillo ‘Por eso me quedo despierto’. Uno contra una nación…

  • Podcast: Radio Chaneque – Copeando con los Guarriors vs Soundtrack de vida

    Como Araceli se perdió en una porno, nos quedamos hablando de las canciones que nos marcaron en diferentes etapas de la vida. Falsas acusaciones, bullying, música clásica y eufemismos para el sexo son temas debatidos por Ogo, Guarlock y -Sam. Clasificación J de Juórale! Intro: Pornosonic: Unreleased 70s Porno Music.   Locutores: Gonzalo, el que…

  • Column: Two challenges and a soapbox

    So you lot are probably all fed up with these challenges. Ice-cold water buckets, books, films, albums, all of them pandering to our vanity and sense of cool/righteousness. Sooner or later I was going to cave in. I’m also taking this as an excuse to get out of a bad case of writer’s block. So,…

  • Benjamin Booker – Benjamin Booker

    Listen to enough Rock and you start to get little bursts of memories, even from someone completely new to you. We’re all mixed together on this planet, and it has deep roots– same with Rock and Roll. That’s why it’s remarkable whenever all those old elements wedraw from can still feel new. In Benjamin Booker‘s…

  • Review: Engineers – Always Returning

    I have to admit to being slightly baffled by Always Returning. The first listen washed over me without really touching a chord in the way a bag of Maltesers disappears without trace during a Star Trek rerun. Something nagged me and further investigation was warranted. At first I couldn’t put my finger on it. The…

  • Stream – Sea Oleena’s ‘Paths’

    There’s always room for some relaxing music on hectic Mondays and Sea Oleena‘s brand new song, ‘Paths’, is just the right ticket to chill away the Monday monsters. The second single from her upcoming album, Shallow (out on Lefse Records, Sept. 30th) is all kinds of smooth golden hues in a nesh afternoon. You can preorder…

  • Review: The Purgatory Players – Final Home Recordings

    Deserts (review) was a stunning album. If you have not heard it then rectify your oversight immediately. This new(ish) four track e.p. showcases the extraordinary talents of one of Sheffield’s finest and, dare I say, overlooked combos. Sticking two fingers up in the general direction of popular culture, The Purgatory Players always turn left and…

  • Podcast: Radio Chaneque – Copeando con los Guarriors vs Lord of the Rings