
Olassa did, apparently, and has released two videos in the past couple of weeks shot in the temple by Scott Jolley Production Services. The first is for "Pretty Flowers" (view here).
Video for "Where Will I Live When I Die" here.
Bonus points to location scout.

Also, Pitchfork BNM'd the new Iceage record today, which ought to move a few more tickets.
UPDATE: The Star has taken the post down, and there's no mention of Divine Fits, etc., on the Middle of the Map Fest site. I assume they just want to wait a few days to announce it in Ink or something. If it turns out that Divine Fits is not playing Middle of the Map, I will buy you all a round of Slurpees.
RE-UPDATE: It's back up.

At the top: Grizzly Bear! Also: Deerhoof, Tennis, Jeff the Brotherhood, the Joy Formidable, the Whigs, and Iceage. Full lineup here.

Friday, February 1, at RecordBar.

Bloodbirds is at the Eighth Street Taproom in Lawrence this Thursday, with Radkey and Ponyboy. In a few weeks, you can see 'em at RecordBar with Ex-Cult and Lazy, on Tuesday, February 12.

Experimental beat producers need to be ever-evolving creatures. With MIDI controllers and such becoming more attainable for novice beat producers in recent years, it was only a matter of time before hip-hop-rooted musicians began straying from the bulk and hassle of turntables. Four such minds will be spotlighted this Saturday night, when local MC and producer Sephiroth hosts the second edition of the Sucka Free Producer's Showcase, also at RecordBar.
Boulevard's Saison-Brett hits store shelves and taps Tuesday
Giovanni's Deli goes big in the Northland
Big Rip Brewing Co. opens to the world Sunday
Rob Schamberger shows his paintings and sells prints of wrestling champions tonight with 100 percent of proceeds going to Make-A-Wish
Cody Rhodes keeps his family's tradition alive on WWE's Monday Night Raw
KC Pride Festival 2013? Yes, it's still on
The Humdinger: Stand in line to get in, baby
Jim Gaffigan, Dad Is Fat author, on his way to our fat town