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These are my links from February 2, 2012

• Aquarium Drunkard » A Place to Bury Strangers :: Onwards to the Wall – "Oliver Ackerman operates the amazing Death By Audio effect pedals and custom stomp box brand. Most of these pedals sound like shock-and-awe devices detonating entire cities. Onwards to the Wall demonstrates that magnitude and range of power in a single guitar strum or click of a distortion box. On the other hand, it also succeeds by offering songs with cleaner passages, putting vocals first and allowing other instruments and new sounds a chance to lead the platoon into battle. It’s a nice look for a band that has already mastered both the loud-quiet-loud and LOUD-LOUD-LOUD formulas without ditching any of the inventiveness and sheer noise-making freak-outs that defines the group’s persona."
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• A Place To Bury Strangers – Onwards to the Wall EP / Releases / Releases // Drowned In Sound – "Nonetheless, it is unmistakeably A Place To Bury Strangers and they're giving us what we want. The only additional complaint is that there’s not enough of it."
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• Sports Backers | Powering an Active RVA –
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These are my links from February 1, 2012

• Backus’s Idea of Functional Programming : Good Math, Bad Math – Review of Backus's ideas
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• A Place To Bury Strangers Stream New EP – 1 Feb 2012 | Clash Music Latest Breaking Music News – "A Place To Bury Strangers are ferocious. Unrelenting. Noisy."
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• Interview: Oliver Ackerman (of A Place to Bury Strangers) « Consequence of Sound – " I started building effects to make music. Ultimately that’s what I wanted to do: to create music. "
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• blahblahblahscience» Blog Archive » A Place to Bury Strangers – Onwards To the Wall – "The title track from APTBS’ new EP, which is due out tomorrow, is a compact piece of dark (loud) pop. “Onwards To the Wall” sees the Strangers at a place in their progression as a band where the hooks are a bit more plentiful and up in the mix and the rhythms are a bit more syncopated. "
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• Full EP stream: A Place To Bury Strangers – Onwards to the Wall | Beats Per Minute – "Sure it’s only a five track EP, but with the intensity that APTBS always brings, they can accomplish in five tracks what some bands can’t in twice as many. Plus, this release is worth noting just for its fantastic cover art (seen above)."
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• LISTEN: Stream A Place to Bury Strangers’ new EP Onwards to the Wall in full | CHARTattack – "Right from the opening lick of the first song “I Lost You,” it's clear this is another heavy APTBS album. While new bassist Dion Lunadon gives the songs a garage-rock feel, the recordings are still permeated by the band's trademark wall of sound. "
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These are my links from January 30, 2012

• The Mother of all Demos – Doug Engelbart (1968) – YouTube –
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• Doug Engelbart Tribute Video – YouTube –
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• Eartheasy.com ~ Solutions for Sustainable Living – Sustainable living products and blog
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These are my links from January 26, 2012

• A Place To Bury Strangers | Onwards To The Wall EP Review | Contactmusic.com – " With this band that is not the case. They play their music, blow you away and come back with more."
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These are my links from January 22, 2012

• Video Premiere: A Place to Bury Strangers’ Hipstamatic-Shot ‘So Far Away’ | SPIN.com – "Brooklyn noise artisans A Place to Bury Strangers presumably did not record their February 7 EP Onwards to the Wall on their iPhones. They did, however, make a video that way — check out their new clip for "So Far Away," which is comprised of snapshots singer-guitarist Oliver Ackermann took while using the "Ina' 1969 Film" Hipstamatic setting on his phone mashed together like an animated flipbook. There are kissing sequences, driving sequences, mustaches, and cameo appearances from both the Leaning Tower of Pisa and Alamo."
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