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:: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 ::
FIVE OUT OF FIVE STARS!
Bullette's "The Secrets" was reviewed in ORIGIVATION magazine by Kevin Keating:
"Monika Bullette's debut album, The Secrets, may be the best album you haven't heard. Terribly imaginative and completely novel, The Secrets is an indie orgasm - honest, intelligent, at once melodic and experimental, and utterly fearless. And, unlike most indie music, Bullette is actually indie-pendent, written, performed, produced and engineered all by herself (with a little help from collaborator Hangnail Phillips). Don't be fooled, though, by the singer/songwriter label - Bullette is a singer/songwriter like Elvis Costello is a punk rock band. Seriously, now, kids, this entire album is available FOR FREE on her website. Just try it. It costs you nothing, and even if you're not crazy about the album, I'm sure you'll agree that she is a genuine artist - unrelenting and unpretentious."
:: from Bullette at 6:31 AM
:: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 ::
I guest posted at MightyJoeCastro.com - a blast from the past photo of our old band NERO (see here for larger version). You should also go to MJC.com to learn about the connection between Tim's zip and Lonesome Dove.
ALSO: I have a tiny tiny (but speaking) role in this film by Chris Malinowski - "Alms, You Say". You should also make an effort to hear his music: The Collingwood.
:: from Bullette at 6:12 AM
:: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 ::
 3rd Annual Delaware Alternative Pop Festival (DAP3!) Saturday September 17, 2005 Wilmington, Delaware Delaware Association of Police Hall 2201 Lancaster Ave (Rt 48 - a block off of Union)
$10 - 18 and over - 21 to drink inexpensively
:: from Bullette at 6:32 AM
:: Saturday, August 13, 2005 ::
BEAT BOX MNEMONIC - Listen to Triple Double You by Hangnail Phillips and you'll never forget the BULLETTE web address again.
:: from Bullette at 1:25 PM
:: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 ::
I have been incrementally interviewing Jason C. duBrandywine via his myspace site. He is on his way to Zambia, and his answers are worth the read.
:: from Bullette at 10:21 PM
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