Jason LytleI'll admit that I'm not totally sold on this song, but I'm posting it anyway because it's such a strange pairing. Former Grandaddy frontman Jason Lytle has used electronic flourishes in his music, but you'd hardly catch him lording over laptops and turntables at all-night parties. Meanwhile, Crystal Method came out of the early '90s rave scene and has yet to leave the dancefloor. Somehow these two disparate acts came together to record, though, and the result is the song "Slipstream."
Scott CarisNeko CaseTuesday, June 9, 2009The WarfieldBetter than: Fighting a cyclone.It looked like Guitar Center up there on stage last night before Neko Case strode up to the mic, with a dozen different guitars lined up for the cherry-haired songstress to pick up and play over the course of the evening. The arsenal of instruments only added to the feeling that the Warfield was less a club that night, and more Case's club house--a place she hung out with old friends and collaborators like Kelly
