Tag: Dust to Digital

• The Residents and the Arctic

  I rarely hear an entire record played on the radio.  A few months ago, I heard the album Eskimo by the Residents played on WXDU’s stellar Sunday afternoon show, Polyphonic Perversity.  I soon purchased it and have really enjoyed hanging out with it since. I know very little about the Residents, so I won’t say…

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  October 27, 2014

  Book excerpts, Book Reviews, History, Record Reviews, Work In Progress

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