I took a sick day
last week because I had a crazy fever. During this time I had some of the most
intense lucid fever dreams that I’ve ever experienced. I’m not sure if
you’ve experienced fever dreams before but they are certainly odd and
confusing. While I can’t exactly put into words what I dreamt about, it
felt like I was tasked with impossible feats that could never be accomplished
no matter how hard I tried. These were no ordinary tasks. I’m
trying recall some of them but I have a hard time remembering my
subconscious. There was part of one dream where I was trying to hang
towels or linens over rusty pipes but they wouldn’t stay up. Yeah, can you see
why I hate being sick?
Now that I’m feeling much better I
figure I should accomplish something more productive and tangible than hanging
towels and linens. I’ve been meaning to
do a few more music reviews amongst other things. One album on my to-do list is Hawk vs. Pigeon by Toronto’s own Dearly
Beloved.

Overall, I can’t say this is exactly
the music I default to but I’m happy to have discovered another product of
Toronto. For those interested, Dearly
Beloved will be performing at the Virgin Mod Club on June 15th with
label mates Die Mannequin. There’s a lot
going on in the city this week with the kickoff of NXNE. Expect some fun upcoming blog posts.
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