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Sunday
March
7


The Dovers were a California garage rock-pop band of the mid 1960s.  This song, “What Am I Going To Do?” was released as a single for Miramar records in 1965. The Dovers are revered among collectors for having released some of the finest singles in the ’60s garage-pop style.  The best of their songs combine Beatles/Byrds-influenced guitars, melodies, and vocals with a distinctively angsty, messy, teen garage sound.

Atlas Sound sampled the riff for their song “Walkabout” featuring Animal Collective’s Noah Lennox on their 2009 album, Logos.

Kdub



Saturday
March
6


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Yeshi Milner ‘12

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Wednesday
March
3


Fleshy surprise at the end.

Homegrown and getting down. With the rush-hour traffic.

Kdub



Thursday
February
25


No, just Lady Gaga battling a giant Paparazzi Monster. You know, the ush.


JC



Wednesday
February
17


15 year old Japanese speed skate Miho Takagi wore this little gold number during her practice round in Vancouver. I guess the picture speaks for itself, but her thong is showing. Accidental or purposeful? It definitely heats up the ice… (hah)

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Kdub



Wednesday
February
17


This is the The Cramps’ cover of a Charlie Feathers song, “Can’t Hardly Stand It.”  Charlie Feathers was a rockabilly musician from the 1950s, and the original version of the song can be found on the Kill Bill, Vol 2 soundtrack.  I like both, but this one a little bit better:

Founded in 1976, The Cramps are one of the first “psychobilly” bands that blend punk, rockabilly, and goth.  They were active until 2009, when lead singer Lux Interior died.

Kdub



Sunday
February
14


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Ciara Foster ‘10
Concentration: History and Middle Eastern Studies
Favorite place to find clothes?
“Lagarconne.com, it’s amazing!”

benoit



Sunday
February
14


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Adelaide Mandeville ‘12
Concentration: Religious Studies
Tell me about your coat.
“It’s my mother’s coat. It’s old. It’s broken. It’s sad.”
But fashionable, Adelaide.
 

benoit



Saturday
February
13


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Emily Segal ‘10                                                        
Concentration: Comparative Literature                         
What do you love about fur?                                               
“I actually learned to walk at the furrier.”    

Sancho Accorsi ‘10
Concentration: Dangerousness
Do you have a quote you’d like to share?
“Sometimes I’m worried I’m dangerously badass.”

benoit



Friday
February
12


 

IndyLit is having a writing contest! It’s about presidents! You should be writing short-shorts (NOT LIKE THAT) to send to us RIGHT NOW: something less than 400 words in any genre, concerning any former/current/would-be/has-been/if-only president of any nation/company/organization you care to name. Ain’t no such thing as too outlandish, far as we’s concerned. JFK resurrected as an angry PTA DILF? Yes, please!
That’s any genre, any prez, as long as it’s under 400 words. The further under the better; be pithy!

DEADLINE: Sun, Feb. 14 at midnight (we’ve bumped it back, JUST FOR YOU)
FORMAT: attach as .doc, not .docx
SEND IT TO US: indyliterary@gmail.com
Our favorites will be immortalized in actual, physical newsprint, and others perhaps right here on this snazzy blog! I can’t believe you’re still reading this. SCAT. GIT. WRITE.
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