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The week of Monday, May 7, 2007 May 7–11, 2007 Week of Mon, May 7–11, 2007
Ewe Asked For Allah
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Ewe Asked For It
Greetings gaming goons! The Axis of Stevil has got the goods on the newest next-gen contender. Limping, at the last minute, onto the battlefield is struggling Seguh’s swan song, the Seguh Ewe. The Seguh Ewe (homophone to “You” in English or “u” in txtmsg) is the paramount first-player gaming experience. While most next-generation consoles advocate that video games be played in groups, be it in-person or through a series of tubes, the Seguh Ewe is promotes those that play with themselves.
Let’s face it, we all have our guilty pleasures: Whether it’s the craving you get for fried chicken dipped in peanut butter you get right before you go to bed, your collection of Wyler’s Light drink mix canisters, or that part inside you that tried really, really hard to like the non-computer generated parts of Spider-Man 3. The Seguh Ewe takes what misanthropes want into account and plays games the other consoles are too pussy to publish.
Tune of the Week
A Chapel Hill, North Carolina-based indie/roots-rock ensemble that carved out a uniquely eclectic footprint in the local Triangle music scene during the early 2000s. Known for their high-energy performances and an unconventional instrument lineup, the band famously described their genre-bending sound as "bipolar roots rock."
Jake Frysinger ("Big Pretty") – Frontman
Lucas McLawhorn - Multi-instrumentalist
Joe Kwon - Cello, vocals
Ingrid Stenzel - Accordion, Keyboard, vocals
Gary Mitchell - Drums and Percussion
Leon Godwin - Electric Guitar, Vocals
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Vol. III · No. 101 · May 7–11, 2007





