Lately it seems those uber-hip indie music czars at Pitchfork can't help touting bands just as Kirksvillain is bringing them to town.

This time it's a stellar write-up of Bergen, Norway's Sissy Wish, who play The DuKum Upp this Saturday, March 22 (with Come to Japan).

The upshot: "She wants to dance, damnit, and she wants you dancing with her."

Advance Tickets available at Washington St. Java Co. and Vintage Grooves (the vinyl and CD shop across from the Kirksville Post Office).

Wisely, who's played a couple of great gigs here at the DuKum, is gunning for a spot on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

If you'd like to help, send him an e-mail with the subject line "Why Kimmel Should Book Wisely" and a message that starts something like "You should book Wisely on your show because . . ."

Send the e-mails with your name and town to wwisely [at] mac.com by midnight Tuesday (tomorrow).

Thanks in advance for your help!

The Pine Hill Haints got a great Pitchfork review for their new CD Ghost Dance and they're playing the DuKum Friday, February 29.

This'll be a hootenanny.

If you'd like a quick reminder about Kirksvillain Productions shows at the DuKum sign up for the Kirksville Rocks! mailing list by clicking on the icon on the upper right.

It's easy to subscribe (and unsubscribe) and having even more folks at shows is always good.

p.s. You can make friends with Kirksville Rocks! at MySpace too!

Many thanks to everyone who came out to see Wisely, to Dillon for running sound, to Sparky for her fine work at the door, to the great folks at the DuKum for hosting the show, and to Wisely for a fantastic set.

If you didn't have a chance to pick up a Wisely CD, we'll have copies at Kirksvillain CDs in Vintage Grooves (across from the post office) later this week.

You can pick up Frank Bang CDs along with hundreds of other great titles on vinyl and CD at Kirksvillain CDs in Vintage Grooves.

If you're looking for the new Ike Reilly Assassination, Charlie Parr, or Eastern Blok for a stocking stuffer, and what could be better, come no further!

If you haven't been there, Vintage Grooves (211 E. Jefferson; 627-7404) is an awesome store across the street from the Kirksville Post Office and just a few blocks from campus.

Kick back at one of their tables, enjoy some of their fresh store-roasted coffee, and check out all the music.

Eastern Blok, at the DuKum Friday, November 2, just got a rave review for their new CD Folk Tales in PropCulture.

To quote: "an album of this caliber shouldn't slide under anyone's radar."

Check out the review here and don't miss the show!

Right Right Records needs furniture, art, and extra household items for their new music venue!

This Saturday, October 20 they will have their doors open from 2:00 on to collect tables, chairs, tables, and art to display in the venue.

If you have something to donate (or possibly sell cheap), stop by at 208 S. Main St. (the old Bogie's), give Dillon a call (660-626-3463), or email rightrightrecordings@gmail.com.

And come to their fundraiser show at the Dukum this Friday! Thanks for your support.

Crack L.A. songwriter Wisely, live at the DuKum Saturday, September 29, snagged Truman alum and The Office star Jenna Fischer for his latest video Through Any Window (Naked)!