I’ve often thought that the single most devastating cyberattack a diabolical and anarchic mind could design would not be on the military or financial sector but simply to simultaneously make every e-mail and text ever sent universally public. It would be like suddenly subtracting the strong nuclear force from the universe; the fabric of society would instantly evaporate, every marriage, friendship and business partnership dissolved.
MacBook Air review (13-inch, 2013)
Apple builds the ultimate coffee shop computer
This is kind of the review I like to read (and would like to write). It’s anecdotal, describes the experience — not just all specs.
And those photographs.
And now, a momentary bout of self-loathing.
There’s some bands that you see live in order to hear their music. There’s other bands you see live in order to watch their music. The Lone Bellow is the latter. They do it with an involved intensity a lot of musicians lack, without fail, everytime. If you don’t get a chance to see these guys, make a chance.
I’ve seen the Lone Bellow perform four sets this calendar year — twice full band, twice stripped down. There is something about the energy this trio brings every time they step out onto the stage.
Last night at the Sinclair, it was no different. They are easily becoming one of my favorite live bands and I highly recommend you see the Lone Bellow if they come to your city.
They were right there.
A playlist of concerts I’m seeing this month. June’s going to be fun.
I don’t want to leave New Orleans.
