ALL ARTHUR ALL DAY ANY DAY! Thank you for your work. That bands list for Arthurfest [Yoko Ono, Sonic Youth, Sleater-Kinney, The Black Keys, Spoon, Cat Power, Devendra Banhart, Olivia Tremor Control, Comets On Fire, Sunn o))), The Juan MacLean, Merzbow, T-Model Ford (RIP), Young Jazz Giants (featuring Kamasi Washington and Thundercat), Six Organs of Admittance, Brightblack Morning Light, Vetiver, Magik Markers, Jack Rose (RIP), Lavender Diamond, Dos, Circle, Growing, Pole, Sunburned Hand of the Man] contains all the essentials from that heady time in music history, one of the recent rock revivals. Happily I see evidence of a new rock-powered thing starting up again. It comes and goes. We need it now, baby. Also, take my art free should you ever need it for illustration/content. frajason.blogspot.com
Yes. I'm looking forward to having this to share with interested folk — people have been asking for it for years. But the digital files for most issues are long gone or in archaic formats, and scanning oversized pages is a major undertaking. So, this is a great and welcome development.
ALL ARTHUR ALL DAY ANY DAY! Thank you for your work. That bands list for Arthurfest [Yoko Ono, Sonic Youth, Sleater-Kinney, The Black Keys, Spoon, Cat Power, Devendra Banhart, Olivia Tremor Control, Comets On Fire, Sunn o))), The Juan MacLean, Merzbow, T-Model Ford (RIP), Young Jazz Giants (featuring Kamasi Washington and Thundercat), Six Organs of Admittance, Brightblack Morning Light, Vetiver, Magik Markers, Jack Rose (RIP), Lavender Diamond, Dos, Circle, Growing, Pole, Sunburned Hand of the Man] contains all the essentials from that heady time in music history, one of the recent rock revivals. Happily I see evidence of a new rock-powered thing starting up again. It comes and goes. We need it now, baby. Also, take my art free should you ever need it for illustration/content. frajason.blogspot.com
holy fuck!! Jay yr a miracle🥹
Ha, huh what? Just over here doing stuff! Glad you're happy, Brandon —
OMG, full Arthur archive...
Yes. I'm looking forward to having this to share with interested folk — people have been asking for it for years. But the digital files for most issues are long gone or in archaic formats, and scanning oversized pages is a major undertaking. So, this is a great and welcome development.