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Jason Martin is starting AN EVOLUTIONREVOLUTION. Details on MySpace | |||
A poster for a Brown Cuts Neighbors show (with Small Girl Boils Water in Syracuse) by Steven Cerio showed up in the recent book - Swag: Rock Posters of the '90s. |
nickname: Rebel have finished their debut EP "Tears Up The Streets" - out around April and are slowly working on their debut full-length disk "New Rock Church of Fire". otherwise we've stayed busy:
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DeptEx made another none-to-shabby showing in the latest Metroland Best-Of issue. 51 Third Street received "Best Underground Music Venue" and Denim and Diamonds took "Best Live Band". Check out the details on Metroland's site. |
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DeptEx cofounder James Kopta passed away on August 9, 2002. The Boomerang Project has been created to release previously unseen works of his, including several CDs of music and a large collection of short stories and other writings. A memorial concert was held on September 22 to raise funds for this project. CDs are also due for release by James' bands Burn Unit and Exploding Corpse Action. A special section of DeptEx.com has been set up featuring photos, memories, news and samples of James' music. |
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Deep Fry Bonanza singled out BCN in it's review of The Necessary Effect: Screamers Songs Interpreted with these kind words: "You'll also want to hear Brown Cuts Neighbors' version of "I Am a Mensch," which deconstructs the original into a bizarre hum of dystopian noise; I have a feeling that if the Screamers were emerging in the early 21st century rather than the mid-1970s they would have sounded very similar to this." Read the whole review. | |||
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