“There’s this feeling I’ve had where I’m trying to pull creativity out of myself, where I love to do music so much, but the connections I make with it are not as strong as the ones I made when I was young. So trying to find those connections again becomes more and more difficult, more diluted. And I’ve been longing to have that feeling of listening to something and being in love with it so much.”
Join me — Daniel Chamberlin, Ballroom’s new Communications Coordinator — and my co-host David Hollander of CineMarfa, tonight on KRTS for the Big Bend’s only known post-Super Bowl chakra cleanse. Inter-Dimensional Music is our monthly broadcast of classic New Age and contemporary cosmic ambience, transmitting from the high desert grasslands of Far West Texas since 2010.
If you’re fortunate enough to live out here in the Trans-Pecos, tune your radio to 93.5FM from 9-11p (CST) on the first Sunday of each month. We’re streaming live for everyone else at marfapublicradio.org.
Playlists, videos, New Age documentary footage and guided meditation available at our website, interdimensionalmusic.wordpress.org.
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But as a professional athlete who caught 51 passes and scored five touchdowns in the 2012 NFL season, Hernandez was a VIP guest and something of a celebrity at Rumor.
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Kim will be there every Friday to watch him.
Sanford, who serves as chair for both the Auburn Research and Technology Foundation and the Alabama Cotton Commission, was appointed to the Board of Trustees in by Gov.
Everyone appreciates the gesture of tourists learning a few key phrases such as “please” and “thank you”, and appearing to be humble will go a long way towards ingratiating yourself with the local people.
As most readers of the Ballroom blog already know, Beach House is going to be playing here in Marfa on April 21, 2013 — pre-sale tickets are long gone, but we’ll be releasing a few standing-room only tickets at 7:30p the night of the show.
The Baltimore band is no stranger to West Texas, either, as they recorded Bloom, their lush 2012 album, at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, one of the small border towns between Marfa and El Paso. The above clip is a teaser from “Forever Still”, a short film the band made during the recording process. It’s set to debut on Pitchfork.tv on February 4.
Check out film stills at www.beachhousebaltimore.com
Kind of really into this cover of Usher’s “Climax” by Dirty Projectors, but I’m a Dirty Projectors sucker, also an Usher sucker. Via Pitchfork.
Also last night Ty Segall was amazing (with Mikal Cronin on bass, YES), special thanks to Padre’s for the wild night. I’ve seen Ty five times (!) and he’s just a total champ — this time he let a long-haired dude in the audience shred on his guitar while he thrashed around in the audience. WORD.
Behold the new Gary P. Nunn poster for our Valentine’s dance on February 15 (more details here). World’s cutest poster? Best use of armadillos in a heart shape? Greatest paper celebration of Valentine’s Day ever? Designed by the amazingly talented Dirk Fowler and available for sale in the shop soon.
Ty Segall, my favorite rock & roller of the 2000s? JUST MAYBE. He’s playing Thursday at Padre’s. Tickets available now.
And everyone: don’t forget: seriously: do not sleep on this: tickets to Jeff Mangum go on sale TOMORROW, 12 pm Marfa time (CST), for $20 each. Marfa/Alpine/Fort Davis folks, swing by the gallery any time after noon to purchase tickets. Seating is general admission at the amazing Crowley Theater.
We are BEYOND excited to announce that Jeff Mangum, singer and principal songwriter of the legendary band Neutral Milk Hotel, will play in Marfa, March 31.
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Tickets go onsale next Wednesday, January 23, in the gallery and online, at 12 pm CST. The Crowley Theater is TINY, so word to the wise, buy quickly. More info here.
Please note: No photography and no recording permitted during the show, including cell phones. $1 from each ticket goes to benefit Children of the Blue Sky.
Love this picture of Kahil El’Zabar and Hamiet Bluiett, who we are completely honored to have perform at the opening reception of Rashid Johnson’s new visual arts exhibition, New Growth. If you’re not familiar, Bluiett is one of the most prominent baritone saxophonists of his generation, while El’Zabar is a percussionist who formed the acclaimed ensembles Ritual Trio and the Ethnic Heritage Ensemble. Legit legends. Playing at Ballroom Marfa. March 8. Videos to come.
