Sinister: Take it like a man, baby if that's what you are

Seamus Campbell conform at xxx.com
Sat Oct 10 23:43:21 BST 1998



   if anyone sees the make-up in berkeley tonight, i'm curious what you
think of the opening band "casiotone for the pinfully alone" -- they
(he) are (is) a low-fi pop phenomenon that i discovered last week during
a trip to san francisco.  it's all tiny little keyboards that you'd
expect to see at the goodwill for $5 and he puts them to terribly good
use.  vocals are vaguely reminescent of arab strap in a quiet
half-spoken/half-sung story sort of way. but for you twee kids, don't
worry, there are no mentions of cocks anywhere.  lyrical content is more
along the lines of holding hands and feeling sad.  which a lot of people
are sick of, but it's so heartfelt that i can't help but love it.  
 
  c.f.t.p.a. has a 7" on train bridge recordings that you can probably
find at indie stores in the bay area or at his shows.  or e-mail me if
you want the address...
 
   seamus


> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Tara Widmer [SMTP:TWidmer at xxx.com]
> Sent:	Friday, October 09, 1998 5:04 PM
> To:	sinister at majordomo.net
> Subject:	Sinister: Take it like a man, baby if that's what you
> are
> 
> 
> Have a lovely weekend everyone! I'm off to see The Make-up.
> 
> 

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