Apocalypse Hoboken, Sex With Children
Re: Joe Paterno and Penn State. How much of a corporatocracy have we become when you learn of something as inherently evil as child abuse occurring in your workplace and you feel the need to only inform your boss (the Athletic Director) and not the police? I am no fan of the government or the police, but what the fuck?
Apocalypse Hoboken, Sex With Children
Ohio woman charged with sexually abusing 10-month-old, videotaping and sending to boyfriend
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio woman is accused of raping her 10-month-old son, videotaping it and sending it to her Michigan boyfriend.
Apocalypse Hoboken, Sex With Children
Vatican rejects charges it sabotaged efforts by bishops to report abusive priests to police
VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Vatican on Saturday vigorously rejected claims it sabotaged efforts by Irish bishops to report priests who sexually abused children to police and accused the Irish prime minister of making an “unfounded” attack against the Holy See.
How? How? Jesus fucking christ, how is that church still standing? Ugh.
Apocalypse Hoboken - “Little Fingers”
Fantastic Chicago band! And if you have a chance, check out The House That Gloria Vanderbilt, Ted Locascio’s new band!
Apocalypse Hoboken, I’m at Least Eight Things
A vague sense of decorum and the potential wrath of Laurie Incognito prevent me from saying anything further, but today has been one for the record books. From House of the Rising Son of a Bitch.
Apocalypse Hoboken, Port Wine Stain
With the excellent weather this week, I have been in a mad rush trying to stain a portion of the base trim in my living room. So that makes me think of this song from Chicago’s own Apocalypse Hoboken, from their seminal album House of the Rising Son of a Bitch. Let’s see if I can find a varnishing song for tomorrow.
Apocalypse Hoboken, Little Fingers
I was lucky enough to see both of the reunion shows for Chicago’s own Apocalypse Hoboken last year. (Some of the guys went to Glenbard North high school, about three miles from where I grew up.) This song is from their Microstars album and probably the most “pop” of all their stuff, but it’s still a mighty catchy tune.
