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Articles tagged "xiu xiu" Events ReviewXiu Xiuby Megan Milks[1.May.08] :. Yes, a Xiu Xiu performance is intense. However, this intensity does not much involve an audience. It’s an intensity directed inward, with frontperson Jamie Stewart offering little to no interaction with the crowd -- indeed, very little eye contact at all.  Music ReviewXiu Xiu: Women as Loversby Mike Mineo[30.Jan.08] :. Predictably, yet another bold and consistently satisfying release in Xiu Xiu's discography.  Music ReviewXiu Xiu: Remixed & Coveredby Adrien Begrand[3.May.07] :. Even in the hands of others, Xiu Xiu's music can still hurt so good. Mixed MediaEd Rec Vol 2, Xiu Xiu…by PopMatters Staff[17.Apr.07] :. Various Artists Ed Rec Vol 2 Feadz Medley [MP3] Xiu Xiu Hello from Eau Claire (Gold Chains remix) [MP3] Fabulous...  Events ReviewXiu Xiuby Matt Mazur[27.Oct.06] :. As New England's iconic foliage reaches the peak of its bold color change, avant-garde drama queens Xiu Xiu one-up Mother Nature with a little change of their own.  Music ReviewXiu Xiu: The Air Forceby Evan Sawdey[14.Sep.06] :. The Air Force is, without a doubt, Xiu Xiu’s best album and grandest statement. Xiu Xiu: Life and Liveby Shandy Casteel[17.Nov.05] :. Xiu Xiu flourishes as it wades through layers of childish cries with unabashedly candid mutterings and confrontational arrangements. Xiu Xiu: La Foretby Adrien Begrand[11.Jul.05] :. Trust Jamie Stewart to deliver the Feel-Bad Hit of the Summer. Xiu Xiu: Fabulous Musclesby Adrien Begrand[1.Mar.04] :. Jamie Stewart can sure leave a lasting impression on a listener. No one is better at feeling miserable, singing about feeling miserable, and making every single person who hears his music feel just... Xiu Xiu: A Promiseby Adrien Begrand[21.Apr.03] :. While mainstream rock ‘n’ roll music continues to weave its spell on the masses in its myriad forms, whether it’s protest music, a form of high art, a form of tacky pop art, or just... |
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