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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

 

Earlier this morning the nominees for this year’s Academy Awards were announced and for some unknown reason there were plenty of names missing in the music categories. (via Flight of the Conchords’ Bret McKenzie Nominated for Academy Award | Under The Radar)

Earlier this morning the nominees for this year’s Academy Awards were announced and for some unknown reason there were plenty of names missing in the music categories. (via Flight of the Conchords’ Bret McKenzie Nominated for Academy Award | Under The Radar)

Classic Interview:  A country mysterious enough that most Americans don’t even know enough about it to form a dismissive caricature, New Zealand is much more than just the place The Lord of the Rings was filmed. Renowned for its stunning geography and abundant natural resources, it’s the farthest outpost of English-speaking society, a country with roughly half as many inhabitants as New York City. But New Zealanders must be people with a sense of humor. Why else would they adopt the kiwi, a plain-looking and flightless bird that is smaller than a chicken, as their national symbol (and the moniker by which they are known to the rest of the world)? Ask someone on the street to name someone from New Zealand, and they’re likely to come up with Keith Urban, Russell Crowe, and a bunch of people from Australia. But the cultural tally between the two countries is getting closer: Australia has kangaroos, the Outback, and Paul Hogan; New Zealand has Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie, also known as Flight of the Conchords. (via :.. Flight of The Conchords | Under The Radar ..:)

Classic Interview: 

A country mysterious enough that most Americans don’t even know enough about it to form a dismissive caricature, New Zealand is much more than just the place The Lord of the Rings was filmed. Renowned for its stunning geography and abundant natural resources, it’s the farthest outpost of English-speaking society, a country with roughly half as many inhabitants as New York City. But New Zealanders must be people with a sense of humor. Why else would they adopt the kiwi, a plain-looking and flightless bird that is smaller than a chicken, as their national symbol (and the moniker by which they are known to the rest of the world)? Ask someone on the street to name someone from New Zealand, and they’re likely to come up with Keith Urban, Russell Crowe, and a bunch of people from Australia. But the cultural tally between the two countries is getting closer: Australia has kangaroos, the Outback, and Paul Hogan; New Zealand has Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie, also known as Flight of the Conchords. (via :.. Flight of The Conchords | Under The Radar ..:)

From: http://www.undertheradarmag.com/interviews/flight_of_the_conchords/

From: http://www.undertheradarmag.com/interviews/flight_of_the_conchords/

Issue #21 Spring 2008 - Flight of the Conchords Detection: M83 • El Perro Del Mar • Headlights • Stephen Malkmus • Under Byen • Sons & Daughters • Neon Neon • Goldfrapp • Justice League: The New Frontier• Young@Heart Main Features: Jamie Lidell • The Duke Spirit • Ladytron • Death Cab for Cutie • Flight of the Conchords  Pleased to Meet You: Foals • Plants and Animals • School of Language • El Guincho • These New Puritans • The Teenagers • Noah and the Whale • Jim Noir • Fuck Buttons • Dodos Plus: Over 140 CDs, DVDs, Books, Films, TV Shows, Video Games, and Comic Books reviewed! Interviews Darwyn Cooke, Creator of Justice League: The New FrontierDeath Cab for CutieEl GuinchoFlight of the ConchordsFuck ButtonsGoldfrappJamie LidellJim NoirLadytronM83Neon NeonNoah and the WhalePlants and AnimalsThe DodosThe Duke Spirit (via :.. Under The Radar ..:)

Issue #21 Spring 2008 - Flight of the Conchords

Detection:

M83 • El Perro Del Mar • Headlights • Stephen Malkmus • Under Byen • Sons & Daughters • Neon Neon • Goldfrapp • Justice League: The New Frontier• Young@Heart

Main Features:

Jamie Lidell • The Duke Spirit • Ladytron • Death Cab for Cutie • Flight of the Conchords 

Pleased to Meet You:

Foals • Plants and Animals • School of Language • El Guincho • These New Puritans • The Teenagers • Noah and the Whale • Jim Noir • Fuck Buttons • Dodos

Plus:

Over 140 CDs, DVDs, Books, Films, TV Shows, Video Games, and Comic Books reviewed!

Interviews

Darwyn Cooke, Creator of Justice League: The New Frontier
Death Cab for Cutie
El Guincho
Flight of the Conchords
Fuck Buttons
Goldfrapp
Jamie Lidell
Jim Noir
Ladytron
M83
Neon Neon
Noah and the Whale
Plants and Animals
The Dodos
The Duke Spirit

(via :.. Under The Radar ..:)

:.. Flight of the Conchords | Under The Radar ..:A Classic Interview

A country mysterious enough that most Americans don’t even know enough about it to form a dismissive caricature, New Zealand is much more than just the placeThe Lord of the Rings was filmed. Renowned for its stunning geography and abundant natural resources, it’s the farthest outpost of English-speaking society, a country with roughly half as many inhabitants as New York City. But New Zealanders must be people with a sense of humor. Why else would they adopt the kiwi, a plain-looking and flightless bird that is smaller than a chicken, as their national symbol (and the moniker by which they are known to the rest of the world)? Ask someone on the street to name someone from New Zealand, and they’re likely to come up with Keith Urban, Russell Crowe, and a bunch of people from Australia. But the cultural tally between the two countries is getting closer: Australia has kangaroos, the Outback, and Paul Hogan; New Zealand has Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie, also known as Flight of the Conchords.