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Indiephemera Friday: Hot Debut Action

Posted by: L.V. Lopez on: January 14, 2011

The beginning of the new year is a challenging time for the music writer.  Following the end-of-the-year-list hangover, new releases are slow to appear.  We are left impatiently awaiting the mass arrival of new records that typically begins in late January and extends through the lonely winter months. This winter is particularly promising, and we [...]

Indiephemera Friday: Turn It Up to ’11

Posted by: L.V. Lopez on: January 7, 2011

And so, it’s happened.  2010 has abandoned us to the cold, disorienting landscape of January.  There are no more presents to open, no more countdowns to count down, and a lot more snow to shovel.  In short, it’s a lonely, confusing time. What can pull us out of this icy landscape?  New music, of course!   [...]

Mini-phemera Friday: Thanks for Reading

Posted by: L.V. Lopez on: November 26, 2010

This weekend, you’re busy.  We get it.  Busy with family, busy with food, busy with wine, busy with giant inflatable Spider-Men.  The fact that you are reading this at all fills us with gratitude.  Frontier Psychiatrist is growing by the week due entirely to your readership, and for that we could not be more thankful.  [...]

Indiephemera Friday: Sample This

Posted by: L.V. Lopez on: November 19, 2010

Building on one of the themes of 2010, biomedical-engineer-slash-mashup-madman Greg Gillis, a.k.a. Girl Talk, released a surprise record via his label Illegal Art‘s website on Monday.  (Note that whether or not this art is actually illegal is a topic for debate).   The free download proved so popular that it crashed the Illegal Art website, leading [...]

Indiephemera Friday, vol. 31 – I Am Not a Hater Edition

Posted by: L.V. Lopez on: November 12, 2010

To quote the great Q-Tip, “Daddy don’t ya know that things go in cycles/way that Bobby Brown is just ampin’ like Michael?”  Thirty-seven years ago next week, President Richard M. Nixon, under scrutiny from the news media and the American People, declared “I am not a crook.”  Earlier this week, former President George W. Bush, [...]

Indiephemera Friday, vol. 30: Enough

Posted by: L.V. Lopez on: November 5, 2010

  Over the last several months, we have learned a great deal from the political discourse in this country.  We learned of the perils of onanism.  We learned of the cult of Aqua-Buddha.  And we learned of the injustice of inflated monthly lodging payments.  And yet, despite all of this imparted wisdom, many of us [...]

Indiephemera Friday, vol. 29

Posted by: L.V. Lopez on: October 29, 2010

  Here at Frontier Psychiatrist, we are often criticized for our lack of doom metal coverage and conservative punditry.  Well, it’s time to put that judgment to rest with the following video clip: Yes, that’s former Republican presidential candidate and current Capitol Offense bassist Mike Huckabee using his valuable airtime to stump for power trio [...]

Indiephemera Friday, vol. 28

Posted by: L.V. Lopez on: October 22, 2010

  My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy For the music journalist (or at least the guy that has a lot to say about music), Kanye West is the gift that keeps on giving.  Despite not releasing an album, stealing an award, or calling the president a racist in 2010, young Yeezy has managed to keep himself [...]

Indiephemera Friday, vol. 27 – Scarf Season

Posted by: Keith Meatto on: October 15, 2010

    With the sudden snap in the air today, we broke out our scarves and Urban English Major jackets to keep warm for a cool autumnal weekend of much madness. *Tonight (Friday), we welcome Artifice Magazine to New York. The Chicago-based literary journal is now on a national tour to celebrate the publication of [...]

Indiephemera Friday, vol. 26 – Don’t Let Us Down

Posted by: Keith Meatto on: October 8, 2010

    It’s no secret that we like books, whether they are about Beethoven, 80′s bands, or musicians who seduce their best friend’s wives. This week’s big literary news was that Mario Vargas Llosa won the Nobel prize. The Peruvian novelist and one-time presidential candidate changed his political orientation from left to right as he [...]


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