STILL SINGLE

A space for thoughts on music and culture, as written by Doug Mosurock and a select handful of individuals. This is intended as a supplement to our regular feature Still Single, published on Dusted Magazine. Updates will run here more frequently, and may feature writing on music not covered in the column. Compact discs are still not accepted for review -- we have more than enough vinyl and the occasional cassette to worry about.

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Doug Mosurock
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November 10, 2010

Informational posts for you to think about.

Still Single’s own Andrew Earles has written his first book. It’s about the band Husker Du, and is the first biography exclusively about their career. He worked himself to the bone on this book in order to get the story straight, and I can assure you it’ll be worth your time and money to procure a copy, which you can order from Amazon.com here.

Doug Mosurock’s DJ appearances for the rest of the year are as follows:

Cockfight: Saturday, November 13 @ the Commodore w/ DJs Mr. Vacation (his 40th birthday! doesn’t look a day over 32) and Catalyst

Cockfight: Saturday, December 11 @ the Commodore w/ DJs Mr. Vacation and Gasface

Bats in the Bell House: Thursday, December 16 @ the Bell House (Front Bar) w/ DJ Bunnicula

Cockfight is where I play rock records and such. ’70s, ’80s, ’90s, with occasional new joints. Any of you contributors wishing for the thrill of hearing your record in public, this might be your chance. The Commodore is in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, right across from the new Knitting Factory. They have great Southern food (courtesy of chef de cuisine Stephen Tanner, who moonlights as Harvey Milk’s bass player), great drinks, and video games set on free. I love this bar.

Bats in the Bell House fills the much-requested need for a goth/industrial party in Brooklyn. The room is big and dark, with room to dance. Last one was the most fun, this one will rage as well.

1 year ago • Notes