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Scratch The Surface :: Fugazi, In On The Kill Taker -

Album artwork: Does it indeed affect our listening experience, and if so, how? Scratch the Surface is a recurring feature on Aquarium Drunkard that that takes a look at particularly interesting cover art choices.By 1993 Fugazi was three EPs and two LPs into their career as a band. Usually this...

Scratch The Surface :: BPB, The Letting Go -

Album artwork: Does it indeed affect our listening experience, and if so, how? Scratch the Surface is a recurring feature on Aquarium Drunkard that that takes a look at particularly interesting cover art choices.Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s The Letting Go is broadly considered, even in rare negative critique, as Will Oldham’s...

Accenture and Avanade-Microsoft Surface Financial Planning -

Heavy weight companies Accenture and Avanade have teamed up to create a video themed Microsoft Surface Financial Planning. As they have described:

Accenture and Avanade, two global technology services and consulting companies, are developing new solutions with Microsoft Surface, an innovative, multi-touch and multi-user technology with object...

Accenture & Avanade’s Microsoft Surface Retail Solution -

Heavy weight companies Accenture and Avanade have teamed up to create a video for the Microsoft Surface Retail Solution. As they have described:

Partnering with their retail business customers, Accenture & Avanade, two global IT services and consulting companies, are developing new uses for Microsoft Surface, an innovative touch...

The Indigo Road - Band founder and head song writer for The Indigo Road has devised a concept to keep the band sounding fresh and innovative, by using guest vocalists for each song. Showcasing her talents on this double A side is London based singer song writer Heidi Jo Hines. Simple does exactly what it...

Flowered Up Singer Inquest Revealed -

Baggy icon Liam Maher of Flowered Up died of a heroin overdose, according to a recent inquest.

Flowered Up were one of the great lost bands of their generation. Billed as London's answer to the Happy Mondays, in reality the group were quite different from their Madchester cousins.

Coming of age...

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