Friday, September 18
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posted 5 months ago

blogging today at @current_music: Ida Maria: Meltdown or rock star business as usual? http://su.pr/1ddHaL

Tuesday, July 28
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“this song is about whisky”—Ida Maria

“this song is about whisky”—Ida Maria


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posted 7 months ago

http://twitpic.com/bzmit - “this song is about whisky”—Ida Maria

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posted 7 months ago

I’d guess Ida Maria is always a little drunk, her lipstick is always a little smeared, & she speaks better English than she lets on.

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posted 7 months ago

i am excited after so much fail to be seeing ida maria tonight. but i do wish i was feeling a bit less run down going into it.

Sunday, July 19
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posted 7 months ago

will reevaluate in the morning but this band is like if mazzy star and Ida Maria had a baby

Monday, March 30
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You choose between life and death, light and dark. And I choose everything that’s shiny, bright, sparkling, sunshine.
• Ida Maria, my vote for best new-to-us artist of the year (get more here). And despite all that sunshine and light she plays a pretty mean, angry punk rock guitar.
Wednesday, January 14
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Agreed:
Maria changes every other line to “I like me so much better when you’re naked,” a sly twist that takes the single from a shut-up-and-kiss-me plea into something more wounded and Liz Phair-like. That kind of wry playfulness makes Ida Maria likely to become one of the first breakout rock acts of 2009. She reels you in with promises of nudity and ridiculously catchy noise-pop, but it’s obvious that there’s much more on her mind than some dim boy.
(via Live review: Ida Maria at the Viper Room | Pop & Hiss | Los Angeles Times)

Agreed:

Maria changes every other line to “I like me so much better when you’re naked,” a sly twist that takes the single from a shut-up-and-kiss-me plea into something more wounded and Liz Phair-like. That kind of wry playfulness makes Ida Maria likely to become one of the first breakout rock acts of 2009. She reels you in with promises of nudity and ridiculously catchy noise-pop, but it’s obvious that there’s much more on her mind than some dim boy.

(via Live review: Ida Maria at the Viper Room | Pop & Hiss | Los Angeles Times)


Monday, January 12
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posted 1 year ago

ida maria: whiskeytown by way of bjork. Spaceland filled to brim. signs point to breakout.