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9ES366: Sold Out Jazz

Published 2 weeks, 1 day ago
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If you haven’t seen the photos of the massive crowd that Angine de Poitrine drew at the Jazz Fest last weekend you should do yourself a favour and check them out. I haven’t really hear precise estimates of attendance but I think it’s easily around 100,000 people based on what I know of the layout and rough capacity.

 

We’ve talked a little bit about what makes Angine de Poitrine the band of the moment right now and I think their popularity is almost a direct rejection of AI. Something that sounds and looks so different from everything else while still being pretty accessible just pierces through the monoculture slop that seems to be everywhere. These guys rule and I’m glad the world is getting a taste of some weirdo Quebecois culture.

 

Scott talks at length about Rambo: Forces of Freedom which he presumably stumbled up while watching the MAXOUT POWERBLOCK over on YouTube. I love how toy and cartoon adaptations of R-Rated movies were a thing in the 80s and I’m a little bummed we don’t see more of that anymore. Where are my Requiem for a Dream animated specials? Why can’t I play with my Midsommar playset with real old-people-jumping-off-cliff action?

 

Anyways, over on Garbage Time Jon watched Fury Road and things have grown even murkier in his mind about what movie should top our Movie List. He also watched David Cronenberg’s Crash and now we’re all wondering if we should be turned on by car wrecks. We finish things off talking about the final season of Euphoria and Back to the Future.

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Credit Where Credit is Due

Our intro song is a brand new jam cooked up by OKU-DA just for us, do yourself a favour and check out his SoundCloud).

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