- Mission of Burma related Active projects - Go figure. Their official website is there.
http://www.matadorrecords.com/mission_of_burma Mission of Burma artist page at matadorrecords.com. There are some audio and video downloads there!
Everything you wanted to know about Roger Miller, Binary System, Alloy Orchestra and Mission of Burma.
It's all there. Need I say more?
Review of Mission of Burma at SXSW 2004.
http://www.black-helicopter.com/eye_witness_mob.html These are the sweethearts that opened for Mission of Burma at the Inexplicable Paradise matinee. Be nice to them. There is a lovely photo of Clint Conley there.
Sid at TooMuchRock.com rocks. I love his site description: "Show accounts, album reviews, and columns focusing on indie rock and other stuff that's only important when you have no friends." Kadane Brothers, Binary System,
Clint Conley, & Milo Jones
http://www.musictoday.com/news/artist/burma.asp Clint Conley interview on MusicToday.com
- historical sites - Tim Kelly sent us these essential links. Former LRC guy Blowfish's new site that resurrects the old Boston Groupie News fanzine. Lots of old Boston punk interviews and pics, plus a slowly growing assortment of new material.
rockinboston.com
Aw, how could we not post a link to Joe Harvard's site? Here you go. Worth the trip just for the sexy photo of Peter. Sure, I'm being redundant. When is a photo of Peter not sexy? I'll say it again. Sexy photo of Peter. Maybe that's why the photo is on two of these three pages.
Hmmm...this one seems to be about Birdsongs of the Mesozoic.
- Mission of Burma fans in bands! - The latest band that let us know the exist. Check out their audio clips..
http://myweb.cableone.net/BEMBEXIA/personal/Academy_Fight_Song.mp3 Please check out this link to a cover of Academy Fight Song by Gwen Sanchirico, who plays all but one of the 6 (or 7?) guitars and the drum machine used on this cover of the song. The song will appear on an upcoming compilation of Idaho musicians for the Idaho Green Party.
http://www.mamarama.net/mofones.htm The Mofones Another bunch of rockin fans of burma who just happen to be from Pittsburgh.
http://www.geocities.com/jeffreycanada/entrance.html The Fragments Andy Junk is a sweetheart. He gave us a Mission of Burma photo from the Metro. He is also in a band that's pretty much from Green Bay, called The Fragments. Listen to their MP3's and I think you will like em. You can buy some of their stuff too (a split cd with Modern Machines).
Handstand Command! is the Somerville, MA based music-collective featuring: The Anchormen, The Operators, Scrapple, Sinkcharmer, Jef Czekaj, The Tardy, Empty Glasses, The Shut-Ups, you.
Unbelieveable. Their site is fantastic! What more can I say. Why haven't you already left this site and gone there? Thanks for the link Rick! You rock! Now the rest of you, get out of here and check out the Proles. If you don't have Voodoo Economics, what's wrong with you? Get it already! http://www.taang.com/bands_proletariat_body.html
- record labels and merchandise - As if Matador Records didn't have enough great bands already...now they have you know who.
taang.com
Here are the links to the fabulous Taang Records and their current Burma offerings.
While I am at it, here's the link to Fenway Recordings. You can get your fabulous Mission of Burma and consonant merchandise here, read all about these beloved bands and then some.
A Boston-based freeform music label. They tell us, "there's still some excellent music coming from Cambridge and Somerville." As if we didn't know!
- please consider supporting - Info and ways you can help.
Just one more reason why Mission of Burma fans are so good looking.
- message boards - http://www.livejournal.com/community/burmafan Please post on the message board. This is the fastest way for you to give and get info to/from other Burma fans, and that's a nice thing to do.
Here is the official style message board for Mission of Burma, courtesy of Matador Records.
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