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[gigartdropshispants]

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Here’s the posters GIGART created in 2018. It was a fun year. Looking forward to 2019. Have a Happy New Year. Cheers. ⭐️🤘🏻⭐️ #GIGART #poster #posters #gigposter #gigposters #illustration #drawing #ween #georgeclinton #foofighters #moetheband #deathcabforcutie #moonalice #alt1053 #theclash #deadandcompany #deadandco #deathcab #turkuazband #blink182 #thewarondrugs #awolnation #billieeilish #florenceandthemachine #bastille #thestruts #chvrches #instaart #instagood https://www.instagram.com/p/Br-cqm6hbrB/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=9wm4865eclyl

[therockinryan]

Here is another cool photo of @jamesbaymusic in his set he plays some amazing guitars !! #like#follow#music#musicians#cool#rock#rocknroll#mjp#musicjunkiepress#epiphone#guitar#guitarist#jamesbay#bfd#alt1053 (at Concord Pavilion)

[feelingsofaithless]

[tw-koreanhistory]

A website was launched recently designed to collect information on hate incidents against Asian people in the Bay Area and across the country. The first numbers have been released, and the prevalence of hate incidents might be worse than originally thought.

The website has collected more than 1,400 incidents of hate attacks in 46 states.

“We know that this is just a fraction of what people are experiencing on a daily basis,” said Chinese For Affirmative Action Co-Executive Director Cynthia Choi, “to even know that this reporting center exists, and then to go through the trouble of filling out a form describing this traumatic experience you’ve had - we know it’s just the tip of the iceberg.”

The organization was one of the groups that created the website, found online when searching for ‘Stop AAPI Hate.’ Professor Russell Jeung, who teaches Asian-American studies at San Francisco State University, also contributed to the site.

“The harassment isn’t just a micro-aggression, it’s actually pretty traumatizing and harrowing when you read the stories,” said Jeung, “people are yelling at people, they’re doing it when children are present, the hate is actually really palpable.”

Jeung said that one particular way in which these incidents manifest is through Asians being cough or spat upon. He said if you’re hit by the spit, it can be elevated to a hate crime or even a terrorist attack, since the virus can be spread through saliva.

“We think that this will become more violent and there will become a surge in anti-Asian violence, so those are things that we want to really monitor and prepare for,” said Choi, “we have FBI reports that suggest that there will be a surge.”

The numbers, she says, show that women are being harassed at twice the rate of men.

[dd-is-my-guiltypleasure]

David Duchovny opened his interview with RADIO.COM with some perspective on the lack of results from the 2020 presidential election. “It’s an interesting exercise in psychology for me. We were hoping for a blowout, a landslide. When that didn’t happen, it felt like a loss.”

Duchovny spent election night with his son and on FaceTime with his daughter. While many are frustrated by the lack of results and the potential for it to drag on, Duchovny looks at the bright side of things. “That’s the f*****g democratic process,” he exclaimed. “We don’t need to know right away,” he added. “Just relax and be patient and let the democratic process play out.”

That attitude transcends into his work. He’s never had much of a desire to make his political thoughts known, especially with his music. “I’m generally reticent to use art, music, writing, flim, television to make a political statement,” he said.

“It’s not my style, I aim for timelessness. I aim to always try to express human nature, which is timeless and not tied to a political party, a political agenda, or an issue.”

With the release of his new song, “Layin’ On The Tracks,” Duchovny felt it was necessary to capture his own feelings about what was happening in the country and how it was responding. Because of the proximity to the election, he felt it was essential to get it in the hands of the public.

“This song happened a year ago,” Duchovny said. “It was more of a snapshot of my own mind within this Trump administration and then coming out of that into what I was seeing in the country in response to a Trump administration. And of course, Trump himself.”

“I’ve never written a song like this," he admitted. "I’ve never written anything like this. I don’t write like that. I thought, ‘well if it’s going to have any impact, which I’m sure it doesn’t, I’d like to get it out before the election just to kind of go on record.’”

While Duchovny knew he was going to get a vitriolic response from Trump supporters, he felt it was important to make his thoughts known. “A song is not a political tool or a political dialogue, it’s more like a political monologue: ‘here’s what I’m saying.’”

“Layin’ On The Tracks” is just one of the songs fans will find on his upcoming record. Duchovny doesn’t have a release date set for his record, but says it’s in the works. Like “Layin’ On The Tracks,” a lot of the songs on his record won’t deal with the rock ‘n’ roll staples like love or loss of love. “Some of these songs, and it’s going to sound really pretentious to say,” Duchovny says with a smile, “they are almost existential in a way. Just what it is to be a human right now.”

“That may not be what people want from their songs or music, but that’s kind of where my head’s been at,” he added.

For more from Duchovny on his music, potential reboots, and what Hank Moody would be doing in 2020, check out the full interview above.

[jasoncanty01]

OMG she is so skilled and only 10!!! XD 

[girlsandlove]

ok so here’s the thing... Camila can be seen with Shawn every*fucking*where, but she really can hide a coffee with Lana Del Rey around the city. Artists can have privacy when they really want to, can't they?

font: https://alt1053.radio.com/blogs/dk/lana-del-rey-dk

[fallingawaywithmuse]

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Dec 11 2009 #MuseHistory @muse played the Oracle Center in Oakland for the @alt1053 Not So Silent Night - @mattbellamy incorrectly asked, "How you guys doing San Francisco?" and got booed 🤣#Muse #MuseLive #MattBellamy #DomHoward #ChrisWolstenholme #Musehistoricalsociety (at Oracle Arena) https://www.instagram.com/p/B58Vv98BWIn/?igshid=ould3g9x34vr

[shelovescontrol91]

Lana Del Rey and Camila had coffee - is a collab on the way? (5:00 min mark)

[gigartdropshispants]

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Here’s a trailer from 2018 featuring a bit of the #GIGART magic. Please enjoy. #poster #posters #gigposter #gigposters #illustration #draw #deadandcompany #foofighters #ween #moonalice #alt1053 #drawing #2018recap #georgeclinton #deathcabforcutie #trailer #deadandco #boognish #yearend #instaart #instagood #movietrailer #actionmovies #moetheband #illustration_daily https://www.instagram.com/p/Br6BItVBJBf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=13k3bxxi3f9qr

[therockinryan]

@jamesbaymusic just released his brand new album “Electric Light” make sure to check it out. I already listened to every track. I love it ! #like#follow#music#musicians#cool#rocknroll#mjp#musicians#cool#rock#jamesbay#photo#photography#jamesbaymusic#frankbrothers#guitar#guitarist#livemusic#newmusic #alt1053 (at Concord Pavilion)

[tonylandaverderealtor]

Legal or not, I will break a window to save any pup or child left in a hot car! https://alt1053.radio.com/blogs/dallas/reminder-california-you-can-legally-break-hot-car-save-dog?fbclid=IwAR3k_-X9TOY4gkcOKATEfdb7DyMCygkSUfXN5AugFAuO3d3HPnZhsVFX8WE https://www.instagram.com/p/BzCg3XXntSa/?igshid=124h8o3b4tia0

[heavenlybrendon]

I have saved these links, but I haven't downloaded anything yet, I need to hurry up:

https://alt1053.radio.com/blogs/elvis/interview-brendon-urie-panic-disco-elvis

https://twitter.com/ALT1053Radio/status/1029602632673808385

https://radio1045.iheart.com/featured/off-the-air-jammin-jessie/content/2018-07-31-interview-catching-up-w-brendon-urie/

https://www.spreaker.com/user/mydayfriday/brandonurieinterview

Puppy talk with Brendon Urie: https://www.97xonline.com/panic/

Brendon Urie interview with 1043 TheShark - https://youtu.be/jIUXQOoJeoY

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06h442w?ns_campaign=bbc_radio_1&ns_linkname=radio_and_music&ns_source=twitter&ns_mchannel=social

 "PANIC! AT THE DISCO's Brendon Urie - One Tattoo, One Story"   https://youtu.be/LRO9SQPMGIA

https://twitter.com/KIIS1065/status/1028400668887969793?s=19

https://twitter.com/StarMackay/status/1027880006381232130?s=19

https://omny.fm/shows/mix-94-1-mercedes-in-the-morning/brendon-urie-on-mercedes-in-the-morning

Do you have any links to recent interviews with Brendon

He did some radio interviews recently, and there’s a video on the kerrang youtube channel. Oh he also did a puppy interview.

[bloodforvinyl]

And they did so by over $100 million

[ms-brighterside]

Brandon Flowers Of The Killers Talks "My Own Soul's Warning" & Opening A Set With "Mr. Brightside"

The Killers singer chatted with Dallas on Zoom

MAY 28, 2020

Brandon Flowers of The Killers joined Dallas this week ahead of the original release date (5/29) for the band's upcoming album 'Imploding The Mirage' (now TBA) and they talked about. reopening the band's hometown of Las Vegas, the lead track on their new album & more.

Dallas: We've been dealing with a heatwave here in the Bay Area, but it's 107 in Vegas today, a place you're very familiar with. What are your tips for beating the hear?

Brandon: There's not much more you can do than stay inside. When you're a kid you're so used to it. I'm almost. nostalgic when I'm in it, but having kids brought back memories of "you can't go down the slide because it burns your legs!" You start having those kind of memories and it's like "oh, yeah." We didn't have a swimming pool so it was a lot of playing with the hose in the front yard. Other than that I don't have much advice other than get your hose.

Dallas: Seriously, avoid those metal slides in the summer. Sticking with Vegas, the governor of Nevada announced that casinos can reopen on June 4th. Is that something you think is a good idea?

Brandon: It seems a little premature. It depends on how many people show up, but I'm not a doctor. I would be weary. It's just a crazy thing & people have to navigate how to get back to normal & they're just trying to figure it out.

Dallas: Obviously you guys had big plans for 2020 and this week was supposed to be the release of 'Imploding The Mirage,' as we wait for it can you tell us more about the album's lead track, one that seems to be very important to you, "My Own Soul's Warning". Initially we saw the title track "Imploding The Mirage" was the lead track and now that one's the closer.

Brandon: Before "My Own Soul's Warning" was written it was apparent to everyone that the first song on the record would be "Imploding The Mirage," but then it changed the game. When "My Own Soul's Warning" came around he's a bully. He was taking that first spot.

Dallas: Does "My Own Soul's Warning" set the tone for the rest of the record?

Brandon: Yeah, spiritually and sonically it embodies what the rest of the songs are, but it really has its own universe. We're just really excited about that song.

Dallas: When you get back out onstage, is there a song on this record you feel is going to be a show opener. When 'Wonderful Wonderful' came out it was usually "The Man".

Brandon: Yes, it's "My Own Soul's Warning". It checks all of my boxes & makes me feel like all the music that moved me when I was falling in love with music. Over the years that's something that I chase with my own songs is to try to make myself live that again. It's really difficult to do that with your own songs, but "My Own Soul's Warning" is one that's done that for me. Usually when that happens it really resonates with others as well & I'm excited for it to come out into the world. I hope I don't hype it up too much.

Dallas: Speaking of songs you've opened with. The most recent time I saw you at BottleRock Napa 2018 you opened with "Mr. Brightside". You did that a few times that summer. What was your thought process going into kicking off a set with that song?

Brandon: Sometimes it's just fun. It's a little bit of a challenge, too. It's such a ubiquitous and crazy thing that it's become. It's taken on a life of its own. It's almost like getting it out of the way and then showing that we can still entertain you for another hour & a half after that. It's fun to do.

Dallas: I got a question on Twitter asking what are the chances of 3-hour sets in the future?

Brandon: It's all about genetics & my voice & what I'm able to do. I'm really happy with the live shows. Let's get to two hours first! It just depends on how many gigs you have that week. There's just so many factors. There's only a few people that can keep you interested for that long & so I hope within the next couple of records we can get to that point where it's two hours & maybe two & a half hours.

Dallas: Well, I can't wait till we get to see you onstage again and hear "My Own Soul's Warning" & "Caution" live. Feel free to bring Lindsey Buckingham with you for that one.

Brandon: We're looking forward to it, too. Of course we're gonna ask Lindsey whenever we're in the LA area. That would be a treat.

https://alt1053.radio.com/blogs/dallas/brandon-flowers-the-killers-mr-brightside-opener