Posts tagged ‘Throwing Stars’

December 30, 2011

Rearview Mirror – Postcard Elba

Rearview Mirror is our annual look back at the year in music from our friends in and around the business.  Musicians, managers, roadies, superfans, bloggers etc..

This year we’re upping the vanity aspect of it by sprinkling in our favorite posts of the past year, which you may have missed the first time around. We came back strong in October, with Editor’s temp job wrapped up and ChaCha on the mend, but it was still easy to pick our favorite post for that month. A bittersweet pick, this post, is full of video we shot from the final show of PE favorites Throwing Stars. A great band, pay your respects by checking out their tasty goodness one more time won’t you?

December 26, 2011

Rearview Mirror – Brian Winterman

Rearview Mirror is our annual look back at the year in music from our friends in and around the business.  Musicians, managers, roadies, superfans, bloggers etc..

This recap comes to us from Brian Winterman, guitarist and songwriter for the very sadly broken up Throwing Stars. He talks about how songs are like time machines and the beauty of freeing yourself from your iTunes library.

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October 31, 2011

Where the Bus Pass Took Us

While homebodies by nature, we do regularly muster the single malt courage to go out into the world and experience music in the flesh, and we document these excursions in Where the Bus Pass Took Us.

This past Saturday we attended Throwing Stars final show/debut of their new music video.  We shot video of the show, snagged a copy of the music video for your enjoyment and scored a sweet deal for you.  All of which is below.

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October 20, 2011

Where the Internet Took Us

PE favorites, and the instigators of the greatest marquee advertisement for a show ever (see above), Throwing Stars are sadly calling it quits, but not before giving us two beautiful parting gifts.  The first is the Declaration EP, which you can preview in it’s streaming entirety here, and then a farewell show at which you will probably see us crying.  The waterworks happen October 29th at the Bishop.  More details here, and you can witness all of our previous TS love here.

May 26, 2011

Where the Bus Pass Took Us

While homebodies by nature, we do regularly muster the single malt courage to go out into the world and experience music in the flesh, and we document these excursions in Where the Bus Pass Took Us.

Last night we found ourselves back at Bloomington’s best venue, The Bishop, for another night of rock and roll via the Panic Strikes a Chord album release party – with Throwing Stars and Hard Candy Hearts.  We grabbed video of all three bands for your enjoyment, check them out below.

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May 12, 2011

Talk Thursday to Me – Jeremy Brightbill

Today we talk to Jeremy Brightbill about his long running musical project Panic Strikes a Chord and their new album, Accidents in a Very Busy Place.

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January 25, 2011

Tuesday Tip-Off – Throwing Stars

Today’s tip-off is the latest e.p. from the melodic rock band Throwing Stars.

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January 6, 2011

Rearview Mirror – Christian Rutledge

Cruelly mocking the peanut allergic.

The 2010 year in musical reviews continue to trickle in, and never let it be said that we don’t share our trickles.  Far from it.  Take our trickles, we insist.

Today’s recap comes from Christian Rutledge who gives us an interesting look at a year through the eyes of professional sideman.  Known for rocking the drums for Throwing Stars, Christian has also wracked up plenty of paradiddles with other bands of note.  Check it out yo!

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December 23, 2010

Rearview Mirror – Brian Winterman

Today’s look back on 2010 is from Throwing Starsguitarist and occasional vocalist Brian Winterman, and it is…well, it’s awesome.  I’ll just let the headline he sent in do the enticing.Brian Winterman’s Top 10 Music-Related Drunk Text Messages Sent to Jason Evans Groth in 2010

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June 3, 2010

Throwing Stars @ The Bluebird

Greater than our bitterness.

“Battle of the Bands” is a concept we do not care for.  We don’t like the idea that a wide array of wildly different styles of music can be judged against one another in any kind of logical manner.  Elliott Smith vs. Iron Maiden vs. Tom Waits vs. Public Enemy vs. Muddy Waters vs. The Clash.  Which one is the best?  Which one is better than all of the others?  Please be descriptive in your answer, and of course, show your work.

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