THE CURATOR: Phrequency's 1st birthday, "Thriller" worldwide zombie dance, sketchy reviews, Japanese Phillies hat

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THE CURATOR: Phrequency's 1st birthday, "Thriller" worldwide zombie dance, sketchy reviews, Japanese Phillies hat

POSTED: Tuesday, November 3, 2009, 8:14 PM
Filed Under: Music | The Curator Visual Art
Todd Marrone

Every Tuesday, Critical Mass sifts through the art blog world so you don't have to.

' Local music blog Phrequency reported yesterday that it just turned one, and will be celebrating its time on this cyber Earth with a party at Kung Fu Necktie (1248 N. Front St., 215-291-4919) on Wed., Nov. 11 at 8 p.m. McRad, Dragonzord, Deep Possum and DJ PHSH will be performing, and it's free. Not including the present.

' If the steep decline of This Is It ticket sales is any indication, MJ hype may have reached its d'nouement. Or not: The Piazza offers its own take on "Thriller" with a video of the world's largest simultaneous performance of the dance, which took place last Saturday. The scene is especially set 'cause all the Zombies are wet.

' The medium for most reviews is words, but local artist Todd Marrone expresses his impressions through art produced during a performance, or what he calls 'sketchy reviews.' His newest is a rather enthusiastic portrait of Kyp Malone from his set at Johnny Brenda's.

' PW Style did the leg work for fashion-conscious fans and found a strange/fun 'Phil-box' hat on a Japanese Web site. PW also featured a T-shirt tribute to Utley's beating of New York last night. His new nickname should be King Kong.

Todd Marrone
Posted 2009-11-03 16:37:03
Thanks for the e-nod!
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