A conversation with Seattle
The Shilohs, a ’60s pop/country rock band, is the work of Dan Colussi (bass), Ben Frey (drums), Mike Komaszczuk (guitar, vocals) and Johnny Payne (guitar, vocals). They have toured with the likes of Wild Belle and Tennis. They count the guys of Real Estate as friends. Continue reading Up All Night with The Shilohs
Looking back at burgers I’ve eaten lately, I’ve come to realize that my biggest beef is with the bun. My main outcry: Ban the brioche! Continue reading Burger Pet Peeve Isn’t “Where’s the Beef,” It’s “Too Much Bread”
Here, you learn what Jeanne Balibar, actrice, chanteuse, does “really.” Costa, I think, displays a wry sense of humor by having the film open with Balibar singing “Torture.” (You can find most of the songs here, with guitarist/songwriter Rudolphe Burger, on her album Paramour.) The camera’s obsessive focus aside, there’s no glamor here, no enormous swells of applause, if there’s an audience, it barely registers. Continue reading Ne Change Rien, the Half-Light of a French Chanteuse