Today we check in with Chicago singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist behind 2007's wonderful Armchair Apocrypha. NAME: Andrew Bird PROGRESS REPORT: Noble Beast out on January 27 (Fat Possum), written and recorded in Nashville ("but also in like five different studios"), including the Wilco... CONTINUE READING PROGRESS REPORT: ANDREW BIRD»
Posted on November 17, 2008 in Progress Report (8 comments)
Tags: Andrew Bird | Dosh | Kelly Hogan
Basement video sessions are all the rage these days (see: Nigel Godrich, Juan et al). So in furtherance of that trend, rather than producing a glossy "proper" video, Martin Dosh keeps it real underground with this live jam from his... CONTINUE READING NEW LIVE DOSH VIDEO - "CAPTURE THE FLAG" (STEREOGUM PREMIERE)»
Posted on May 5, 2008 in Video (1 comments)
Tags: Dosh
Very good to hear new stuff's coming from Martin Dosh (better known as, um, Dosh, squares), the multi-instrumental madman we freak for every time we see Andrew Bird, and every time he puts out a record. 2006's The Lost Take... CONTINUE READING NEW DOSH - "IF YOU WANT TO, YOU HAVE TO"»
Posted on March 27, 2008 in MP3 (1 comments)
Tags: Dosh
Emo's was our first stop on late-start Thursday, and after a few tunes with Dosh and Bird, we were off to see Marnie Stern and her Rodney Dangerfield impression at Ms. Bea's. But the lineup the Tag Team folks pulled... CONTINUE READING SXSW: TAG TEAM PARTY @ EMO'S»
Posted on March 18, 2007 in Concert (15 comments)
Tags: Amy Millan | Andrew Bird | Clem Snide | Dosh | SXSW | Tokyo Police Club
Andrew Bird is cooler than you. Well, cooler in that tall, distracted, mad genius way, the sorta character that can have nervous tics of personality and head motions and still seem like the guy you need to know. Last night's... CONTINUE READING ANDREW BIRD @ BOWERY BALLROOM, NYC 1/17/07»
Posted on January 18, 2007 in Concert (18 comments)
Tags: Andrew Bird | Dosh
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