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CD Reviews: Backyard Tire Fire, Drew & The Medicinal Pen, The Crusher, Chow Nasty
This week featuring reviews of:
Backyard Tire Fire - vagabonds and hooligans
Drew & The Medicinal Pen - dream, dream, fail, repeat
The Crusher - deliver us from emo
Chow Nasty - ungawa...the party starts right f**king now
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CD Reviews: Gary Paul Hermus, Mason Dixon, Kate Hart
If only there were more hours in the day...
I am getting so many good CDs lately, that I'd love to have time to review them all. Today I had
time to write up three reviews. Hopefully I'll have more time soon to write up some more...
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Review: Fastlane 1/27/07 (Readymade Breakup, Hero Pattern, Chris Brown, Rick Barry/Days Awake)
On Saturday night my wife and I went down to the newly re-opened Fastlane in Asbury Park. It had
been a long time since I'd last been inside the Fastlane (I believe the last show I saw there had
Mr. Reality and Outcry on the bill). It didn't look the same as I remembered, but it certainly
didn't look bad. It was spacious, which is a good thing, except maybe to the bands playing, as a
crowd that would have made a venue like the Saint look crowded, didn't make the Fastlane look
busy...
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Broadcast
Schedule
(all times are Eastern Standard)
12 noon & 7pm - BlowUpRadio.com Classics (everyday)
8pm - Lazlo's Den
(Mon-Fri)
9pm - Jersey Beat
Podcast Hosted by Jim Testa (Tues & Thurs)
9pm - Luna Musings w/ Colie Brice (Wed)
9am - The Sunday Morning Hangover 3 hours of acoustic music (Sun)
 
Kate Hart
Kate Hart - "natural born wallflower"
All songs were written and sung by me (with the excepction of Great Legs, which is a cover of a
Chixdiggit song). HUGE thank you to Dan from Mazeffect & Grover Kent for playing the drums, bass
and some guitar parts on these songs, as well as for helping me record them through GarageBand.
http://www.myspace.com/khartmusic
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Concert Picks of the Week
Lazlo (BlowUpRadio.com)
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Thursday night the Saint in Asbury Park welcomes Arlan Feiles & his Lone Orchestra, as they play
his entire "raizing a nation" CD in honor of the re-release of this amazing album.
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Jim Testa (Jersey
Beat)
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Friday, March 16
SCREAMING FEMALES, Cheeseman & The Toilet Rock Family, Gary Coleman Death Squad, Nerve Block -
The Parlor, 233 Hamilton St. New Brunswick - 8 pm, $5, all ages
If you asked me who the most original and promising young band in NJ is right now, I'd have to
say the Screaming Females. The Rutgers-based trio showcases Marissa, a pint-sized terror on
guitar and vocals whose spelling-binding riffs and caterwauling vocals recall the young Tara Key
of Antietam. A weird amalgam of post-punk, speedmetal, jazz, and their own unique sound, the
Screaming Females are a band you want to catch in a sweaty basement show surrounded by rabid fans
- and here's your chance.
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