All Things To All People
Image by RevMe via Flickr This was recorded for the Cover Freak Frank Zappa Tribute, Conceptual Continuity. We chose this one, quite honestly, because it looked like it was one of the few Zappa songs that didn’t necessarily REQUIRE a lot of…
Image via Wikipedia We here at Kittysneezes are pretty big fans of Coil, so it’s really sad to hear about the death of Peter Christopherson, one-half of that band, one-fourth of inventors-of-Industrial Throbbing Gristle, and a wicked awesome designer, music video director…
Cover via Amazon It’s no secret that I’m a huge, obessive Frank Zappa fan (not that, in my experience, there’s any other kind of Zappa fan). Back around ‘98 or ‘99 I discovered Ed Palermo’s album The Ed Palermo Big Band Plays…
Cover of Salesmen & Racists Ike Reilly‘s a tremendously talented singer and songwriter. I first became aware of his talent when I got Cracker‘s great Countrysides record — my favorite track, by far was “Duty Free” — when I read the liners,…
Morningwood first hit the scene on a national level with the insanely catchy single “Nth Degree“, with the “M-O, M-O-R, M-O-R-N-I-N-G-W-O-O-D” hook and great video featuring different record sleeves. After their first, self-titled album for Capitol Records, they left the label and…
What’s better than Black Sabbath? How about a couple of Germans doing a note-for-note cover in that language with wholly new lyrics? Presumably about the Sherlock Holmes story? And with an actual Hund von Baskerville on stage with them? (It appears to be…
Most people just work on one album at a time — Alexx Calise, on the other hand, has two albums due to release this February. One is her second solo album, and the other is the debut release of her band Sound…
A cover of the song “Spy” by They Might Be Giants, written by John Flansburgh & John Linnell, original from the album John Henry, one of my favorite They Might Be Giants albums. Kittysneezes on this recording is (only): Rev. Syung Myung…
The pseudonymous artist Pogo has become a bit of an Internet sensation with his amazing sample-based music and videos. Many of them take clips from beloved children’s films, creating beats from slivers of score and dialogue to create really great dance music;…
Harry Partridge is the writer, artist, animator, composer, voice actor and just about everything else behind Happy Harry Toons.