He jerks and leaps in kinetic seizure, as if the music is coursing through him, like Jagger or a young Iggy Pop when the Stooges were first tearing up the history of rock'n'roll. Out of this riot of beauty erupts something rivetingly grotesque, a staccato hail of arid, pitch-black art-funk that lurches around Swanson's oblique vocal. The band's looks are no handicap either: drummer Brad Holland is the twinkly, hirsute backwoodsman bassist Steve Damstra is simply perilously handsome and singer David Swanson has cheekbones to rival Julianne Moore - as you might expect from someone who's recently modelled for Dior. (The name, perfectly encapsulating the beatnik collision of nihilism and spontaneity, is taken from the text accompanying Raymond Pettibon's cover illustration for Sonic Youth's 1990 album Goo: "I stole my sister's boyfriend/ It was all whirlwind, heat and flash/ Within a week we killed my parents and hit the road.")Īmid the tinnitus-inducing, crushingly conservative retro rattle of 100 new-garage rock bands with no bassist, this near-obscene, low-end frenzy dispenses with guitar altogether and wreaks havoc with just a bass, drums and a much-abused Moog synth.
Douglass Snow, Randall Lake, Doug Braithwaite, Scotty Mitchell, Serena Supplee, James Christensen, Brad Holt, Carel Peter Brest Von Kempen, Lee Deffebach, Gary Smith, Royden Card, Mark Knudesen, Brian Kershisnik and many others.W hirlwind Heat, three boys from Grand Rapids, Michigan, come with impeccable new rock'n'roll credentials - the White Stripes' Jack White produced their debut album, the first release on his Third Man label - and don't so much play as explode. This all emcompasing book also includes many other contemporary Utah artists from around the state: Trent Call, Edie Roberson, V. More than 300 paintings spanning over a century and a half of Utah art, mostly reproduced in full color, form the heart and soul of this book. 20th century western icons such as Maynard Dixon, Ed Mell, Georgia O'Keefe and Max Ernst are also represented. Culmer, Mahonri Young, George Ottinger, and many others.
From Thomas Moran, Albert Bierstadt and other 19th century icons, to Utah painters Alfred Lambourne, H.L.A.
Designed as a companion volume to "Painters of the Wasatch", this is the first volume to comprehensively gather all of the painters of Utah's fabled canyon country into one volume. Large quarto art volume on the painters of Southern Utah and the Colorado Plateau.
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