More Split!

I've reviewed 'Whose Line is it Anyway', a song by Bangalore's talented Shoestring for the latest update of Split Magazine, as well as the classic Rock Machine album, The Second Coming. Enjoy.

Tagged

Here’s my response to Fingers’ tagging about my ‘ideal’ better half. Firstly, she’d have to be a she. Then…

1. I’d like someone who’s artistically inclined. Any art: music, dance, fine art, film, theatre. A sense of artistic aesthetics would ensure one thing: she can’t be too boring. If she can teach me about an art I’m unfamiliar with, awesome!
2. If she’s relatively easy going, it’d be nice. That would balance me out without annoying me...*sigh* how perfect it all sounds.
3. Someone who’s ready for compromise, because I am.
4. Nice feet are absolutely essential.
5. Someone who can sense and match my level of interest and commitment. A girl on either extreme is just trouble.
6. I like whisky. It’d be nice if she does too. But I won’t fuss.
7. A girl who has a quirky sense of dress who can correct my own would also be nice.
8. I’ll leave this blank, because inevitably the girl will have AT LEAST one thing unexpected that you didn’t know you’d grow to love…

Splitting Hairs

I have been writing for an online music magazine for the past couple of months, and the editor finally managed to put it up after many unexpected delays. It's called Split and the inaugural January issue has 2 of my articles. One is a review of Thermal and a Quarter's Plan B, and the second is a book review of The Rock Snob's Dictionary. Check it out and look forward to more content in the future.

...and Fingers, your tagging will be acted upon soon...i promise..