aquarium drunkard造句

• The name " Aquarium Drunkard " comes from a lyric by the band Wilco.
• The Aquarium Drunkard website currently publishes music news, reviews, and interviews written by Gage as well as several contributing writers.
• According to Rolling Stone, a post on Aquarium Drunkard of a demo by Alabama Shakes helped the band get their first record deal.
• The success of Aquarium Drunkard led to founder Justin Gage promoting concerts, launching a record label, and hosting a Sirius Satellite Radio show.
• After contacting the band, he posted an MP3 of their song " You Ain't Alone " on his music blog, Aquarium Drunkard, in July 2011.
• Guitarist William Tyler performs a 2015 solo acoustic instrumental version of " She's As Beautiful As A Foot " on Aquarium Drunkard's " Lagniappe Sessions " page.
• ""'Aquarium Drunkard " "'is an online music blog launched in 2005 by Justin Gage, and based in Los Angeles, California.
• Vagabonds and Hooligans was released February 6, 2007 and received a larger national spotlight with praise coming from USA Today, PopMatters . com and several influential bloggers including My Old Kentucky Blog and An Aquarium Drunkard.
• In 2014, The Daily Beast included Aquarium Drunkard on a list of " The Best Music Blogs, " and Refinery29 has included Aquarium Drunkard on its list of " 19 Best Music Blogs That Aren't Pitchfork ."
• In 2014, The Daily Beast included Aquarium Drunkard on a list of " The Best Music Blogs, " and Refinery29 has included Aquarium Drunkard on its list of " 19 Best Music Blogs That Aren't Pitchfork ."
• Their next album " For Cheap or For Free " was recorded in 2008 in Los Angeles by Dave Newton, Joe Napolitano, and Matt Molchany at The Ship studio in Eagle Rock, CA and released in November 2008 on Autumn Tone Records, an indie label started by the music blog Aquarium Drunkard.
• According to a review in " Aquarium Drunkard, " " Moon of the Daylit Sky ", the album's opening track, " is perfectly sparse, but there's a bit of old-fashioned magic as some brushed drums, mandolin, and Embry's tinkling of the ivory fill out the song's skeletal frame.