It was always Robin. God damn it. In less than an hour, the writers of “How I Met Your Mother” proved what every fan had been saying all along; that everything that happened after season 4 was filler, uninspired crap. The finale we got last Monday night would have been a perfect ending to “How […] Read more
Here’s what the Seeds Staff is into! Volume 6, Issue 13: @JoyceCarolOats | Twitter feed James Crowl | Seeds Entertainment You may know Joyce Carol Oats as one of the greatest literary minds in recent years, but you may be surprised to hear she’s taken her talent with words to the twitterverse, and she does […] Read more
April 8 – 21 4.8 Handsomer Jaws and Blue Sky Angel Parade | Vega 4.8 GRiZ | Bourbon 4.9 Darsombra, Webb | Knickerbockers 4.9 Reverend Horton Heat | Bourbon 4.9 Big Sean with XV | Nebraska Union Greenspace 4.10 The Pack AD w/ Domestica | Vega 4.10 King of the City ft. Mad Marlon | […] Read more
Story by Corey Oldenhuis| Seeds Entertainment Photo from Google Images When Mick Jagger sarcastically sang, “But he can’t be a man, because doesn’t smoke the same cigarettes as me,” in 1965’s chart-topping hit “Can’t Get No Satisfaction,” it so accurately summed up the sentiment of rampant consumerism and the covetous nature of capitalism. ‘Keeping up […] Read more
Deep Elm Records Jacob Fricke Since their founding in 1995, Deep Elm Records has consistently released only the finest music from bands in the emo, indie rock, punk, and post-rock genres. As of this writing, every single one of their releases is available as pay-what-you-want downloads on their bandcamp page. Worthy of special recognition are […] Read more
By Dylan Kuzelka | Seeds Entertainment Weird? Maybe. Bad? Not necessarily. The influencing decisions on what gets produced for American television is a delicate dance between content quality and profit. Many TV producers it seems, must hate dancing, but you shouldn’t detest the ones who analyze this relation to create innovative content for the mere […] Read more
Album | Eject | Cazzette By Patrick Wright I’ve always been a fan of the Swedish DJ duo’s incredible remixes of songs, including songs by The Killers and David Guetta, so it’s no surprise I enjoy their first LP so much. Well-produced with some astoundingly heavy drops while managing to keep a clean sound, the duo’s […] Read more
TV Series | Archer By Patrick Wright Very few well established and popular TV shows completely flip major plot points around, but that’s exactly what happened on the new season of Archer, all because program creator Adam Reed got bored. No longer spies at ISIS, Archer and the crew turn to slightly less “legal” […] Read more
The staff of Seeds Entertainment voted on various categories, determining who did it best in 2013, both locally and nationally. [title size=”1″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Best National Artist[/title] [title size=”3″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]KANYE WEST[/title] Kanye’s presence was unavoidable this year and love him or hate him, he was ubiquitous. Kanye’s personal life, dating a human US […] Read more
EP| Peace Sword | The Flaming Lips By Annie Bohling The Flaming Lips’ previous two releases seemed to have been produced during a trip to space. The music was mostly strange and almost annoying sounds and noises and was too obscure and distant for listeners–at least sober listeners–to grasp and enjoy. Peace Sword, however, is […] Read more
