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Carrie recently had a chat with who other than Pitchfork discussing The Spells, her writing, acting and all other endeavors.
I’ll take it. The full interview can be read at Pitchfork. | ||
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Today Pitchfork have dropped word that Carrie is set to star alongside The Shins’ James Mercer in Matt McCormick’s debut feature film Some Days Are Better Than Others. “Overall, I’d say that the film is about lonely people trying to create their own abstract forms of communication. You could call it a charmingly melancholy look at abandonment,” McCormick says of the feature. The film is currently in post-production and is scheduled for a fall 2009 release. Matt previously worked with Carrie in the 2008 short film Light Tiger Eye also featuring Mercer, and of course directed the video for SK’s Jumpers. | ||
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Another Corin & Eddie Vedder collaboration! This time the pair feature on the John Doe, The Golden State EP on the track of the same name, The Golden State. | ||
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Corin joined Blue Giant once more as they kicked off their Portland mini-tour last night (Oct 7) at the Holocene where she reportedly debuted songs from her as of yet unconfirmed and long rumored solo (!!!) record. Megan Holmes has photos from last night’s show up at her photo blog. | ||
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Carrie alongside Miranda July are offering a video incentive to donate moola to Barack Obama’s presidential campaign. The two have set up a webpage currently offering three videos at $10 a piece. The videos are in no way related to Obama and were apparently made almost a decade ago. If you’re considering making a donation and want added video goodness, head over to Video Obama. Alternatively, a direct donation to the campaign can be made at barackobama.com. | ||
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Carrie Brownstein is set to be a guest at the Live Wire (the Oregon Public Broadcasting) variety show on Saturday, September 20 at the Aladdin Theater. Other guests include Sean Wilsey, Lydia Millet and Blitzen Trapper. Tickets cost $15-$25 and are available from the Aladdin box office. For more info on the show, visit the Live Wire Radio page. | ||
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Janet has teamed up once more with Conor Oberst. This time lending her vocals for the song I Don’t Want To Die (In The Hospital) on Oberst’s newly released self-titled LP on Merge Records. Janet previously worked with Oberst whom she toured with last summer, drumming on Bright Eyes’ Hot Knives from last year’s release, Cassadaga. | ||
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