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• Posted Clever Ad from Local Music Biz Maven to LAist
  (The new way to job hunt in our digital world.)...
• Posted Movie Review: Let The Right One In to LAist
  Tomas Alfredson's Let The Right One In is the kind of film that floats around in your head for days after viewing. Based on the novel by Swedish author John Ajvide Lindqvist, it tells the story of a boy with a runny nose named Oskar (Kåre Hedebrant), in a small snow-covered town in the 1970s, who gets a new neighbor: a vampire girl named Eli (Lina Leandersson). She moves in one night with an old...
• Posted Midnight Movie: The Twilight Song - Doing' For The Chicks to LAist
  Courtesy of TheTwilightDuo (Stephanie Jacobson and Ben). The nu-metal band shirt speaks volumes... No pun intended....
• Posted Gavin Castleton's Halloween Single 'Unparallel Rabbits' to LAist
  Versatile singer/songwriter Gavin Castleton, hailed Rhode Island's "hardest working composer/singer/writer/producer" by Filter Magazine, is releasing a Halloween single called "Unparallel Rabbits" on iTunes tomorrow in support of his upcoming zombies & heartbreak-themed album Home, on Five One Inc. The b-side to the single, entitled "Since 1968", is a track by Castleton's previous project Gruvis Malt (Warner subsidiary Lakeshore Records), remixed by New York electronic group The Overclock Orchestra, as well as Grammy-winner Rob Pemberton, both...
• Posted La Rocca, Eulogies & Ed Laurie @ Hotel Cafe, 10/7/08 to LAist
  The Hotel Cafe was a very nice place to be last Tuesday, as three Dangerbird acts took the red-lighted stage. Starting up at 8pm, and playing the most riveting set of the night, was "the better looking half" of the two-thirds Irish band La Rocca. Singer/guitarist Bjorn Baillie and bassist Simon Baillie played a handful of mesmerizingly pretty songs, all on their own, taking shots at their missing band members and cracking jokes about their...