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Marcello De Feo

Grew up in kitchens, raised in old-school newsrooms, and humbled by dev teams. I write about the lives I’ve lived and the ones I’m still figuring out.

death cab for cutie

transatlanticism '2003 has become the year of Death Cab for Cutie. It was virtually impossible to purchase any records this year without hearing the DCfC effect. If they weren't producing it, or contributing parts, they were writing music for side projects that are bound, in one form

saves the day

in reverie 'Remember when Weezer released "Pinkerton" and all the indie rock kids ate it up? For that point in time, that was the best damned record ever. Then they released "The Green Album" and openly admitted to considering "Pinkerton" to be the

saturday looks good to me

all your summer songs 'By creating something retro, a piece of art, by definition, cannot be edgy. Therefore, is it immediately doomed to be dull? This is a question that "Saturday Looks Good to Me" wrestles with throughout the entire play of "All Your Summer Songs.

Jamming a Pair of Scissors Repeatedly Into Your Crotch

http://www.armchair.mb.ca/~scissors/ 'The reason some movements thrive and others die is because of two simple reasons: unity and education. After years of being underground and unheard of, the sport/art/way of life that is the jamming of scissors finally has a resource that will

probot

s/t 'Allow me to jump on the ass-kissing train that has been following David Grohl for a decade now. The man can do no wrong, not even with death metal. If you're looking for a new orifice torn into the nether regions of your body, this

Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start

Working towards number one '"Muscle, when will I see it?" asks Steve Poponi in his low, David Bazan-esque voice on one of the closing tracks to the band's debut full-length album, "And Nothing is #1." From a physical standpoint, the tall, wiry members

the new anxiety

s/t "For a band whose name makes you think of the stresses and tensions associated with the band lifestyle, The New Anxiety pulls it off effortlessly and as calmly as can be imagined. TNA is phoenix rising from the ashes of a crumbling South Jersey/East Pennsylvania scene.