album reviews for the worst you can do is harm
"Roderick is a skilled enough songwriter to turn his personal traumas and heartbreaks into universally appealing subject matter." (PopMatters)
"I can't get 'Carparts' out of my frickin' head." (Pitchfork)
"The Long Winters LP soon reveals a unique identity, burrows under your skin, and sets up home in your heart. The album is a work of true love and it shows, measure by measure, note by note." (Rockbites)
Allmusic, by Kurt Morris
Aversion, by Matt Schild
Bettawreckonize, by Dan Rizer
CMJ, by Randy Harward
Portland State University Vanguard, 8 March 2002, by Kyle E. Huth
Ear Pollution, 20 May 2002, by Eric J. Ianelli
In Music We Trust, Issue Forty-Six, March 2002, by Alex Steininger
Insound, taken from AMG?
No-Nothing Rock!, by Michael
OnMilwaukee.com, 30 April 2002, by Bobby Tanzilo
Pitchfork, 26 March 2002, by Rob Mitchum
PopMatters, 19 February 2002, by Jeremy Schneyer
Rockbites, 18 February 2002
Suite 101, Choice Cuts July 2002, 29 June 2002
Synthesis, March 2002, by Max Sidman
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this room was updated 7 August, 2009
new in the library
new library site
Since the establishment of The Long Winters Library & Archive in 2004 this was the hub of filing activity. However, this site has its flaws in displaying the wealth of information it holds. Indeed, since all the filing was done manually, many new items were piling up while your Librarian was dreaming of a snazzy new filing system. At last, here it is: a new Library building to do The Long Winters collection justice.
For now it will hold only the performing arts section and the reading room, and large parts of these two collections still have to be moved from here. But when all this has been done, these collections should be complete again, including all the old interviews to which dead links do not lead you anymore on the interwebs! (July 2011)
older additions to the library