http://livebetweenthelines.net A South fan site Fri, 12 Sep 2008 07:55:34 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en August 12 2008 - Joel became the proud father of Cass http://livebetweenthelines.net/2008/09/baby-south/ We are currently moving from a crap webhost to a non-crap webhost (we hope), so sorry if some of the pages on the site are wonky for a bit as we get re-adjusted. The MB will be moving and may be down for a wee bit as well. We've also ... http://livebetweenthelines.net/2008/08/south-reviews-and-a-smattering-of-news/ An older article, but definitely a goodie. From Reveille Magazine: Surviving the crucible that is the glare of the British music tabloid press takes tough mettle. In a country that builds up musical stars overnight just to burn them down in the morning the speed at which one can fall from NME ... http://livebetweenthelines.net/2008/08/jamie-mcdonald-interview/ The Tripwire/Jenz Tourists love San Francisco, it's true. My fine city has given people from the Midwest and Europeans novelty trolley car rides, overpriced food on the wharf, and illimitable photo opportunities that include blocking traffic in North Beach. I like walking up and down during these visitor months and watching ... http://livebetweenthelines.net/2008/05/tripwire-south-independant-sf/ ACED had this to say about You Are Here: You are Here is London-based trio South’s fourth full-length album. After riding a wave of acclaim from a prestigious appearance on The O.C. soundtrack, and Six Feet Under (both the indie music equivalents of playing the Appollo or CBGB’s), it seems like ... http://livebetweenthelines.net/2008/05/aced-magazine-review/ Today marks the release of South's new album, You Are Here. The official South site is also open, so go check it out. http://livebetweenthelines.net/2008/04/you-are-here-released-official-south-site-open/ Upbeat review from Stranded In Stereo: British trio South have always had a gift for melody and constructing space-y indie-pop somewhere between the Stone Roses and Radiohead. They’ve also had a pension for covering those melodies with layers upon layers of electronics and keyboards in ways that didn’t necessarily detract from ... http://livebetweenthelines.net/2008/04/stranded-in-stereo-review/ CMJ reviews You Are Here: The visual daydream on the cover of South's new album serves as a handy metaphor for the vertiginous sonic delight waiting inside. The intricate, golden-hued drawing on a black background of a stage features a drum-set, amps and a mic—oh, and a sword-brandishing knight riding a ... http://livebetweenthelines.net/2008/04/cmj-review/ PopMatters asks, "What happened?" in their review, South of the Boredom: You guys started out with so much plucky enthusiasm: a group of go-getters that were accidentally serving as the bridge between American alt-rock and British dream-pop sensibilities. You were youthful and weird, abstract yet oddly fun. You released some very ... http://livebetweenthelines.net/2008/04/popmatters-and-pitchfork-reviews/ Hot off the press, and all of that, comes Better Things 08 video See: Extras/Video http://livebetweenthelines.net/2008/04/better-things-08-video/