Friday, March 28, 2008
Phosphorescent, Fairfield Awesomeness
I can't express how excited I get to see my hometown friends doing amazing work. This video for the Phosphorescent song "A Picture of our Torn Up Praise," was recently given kudos on Pitchfork, and for all the right reasons. It's awesome. It's magical. And it was shot and produced in my hometown of Fairfield, Iowa by none other than my friends/ former classmates Andrew Runkle (that's Andrew and I below left), Zachary Slusser (that's Zach and I below right) and Jonathon Narducci. . 5000 cheers for the boys!!!
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- Alexis Stember
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