search for something...

search for something you might like...

What's This Mitski Thing The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We LP is a Happening

What's This Mitski Thing

The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We LP is a Happening

by LamontPaul, Founder & Publisher
first published: September, 2023

approximate reading time: minutes

At each event, attendees will receive a limited edition poster created exclusively for the series.

Mitski is a pretty exciting and singular performer, no? Her new album due in September is worth all of the year end gongs it’ll get for the work put into the title alone, The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We. (Dead Oceans) 

Which land, I might wonder? I’d traveled this summer to a small European country, with approximately 25% of the population of the UK. So, small, and was wowed by the standard of living and how healthy the people in that country looked. And how all relaxed and friendly the citizens appeared to be. It looked like a country that was working together on the notion that quality of life for all is of basic importance. I got back to a place that seems quite inhospitable and where plenty of folks are seemingly quite proud to say “and so are we.”

Anyway. Mitski. Keeping up with the Metallica’s of this world and their movie night LP release is a way to go, and as a variation on that theme, Mitski is aligning and celebrating the release of The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We with a whole bunch of movie nights in various cities across the globe. Metallica just had their own movie but Mitski is way more generous, culling some personal faves from the history of cinema for a series of Album Listening and FIlm viewing parties. Top music and film double features, then.

Mitski's listening/viewing events take place on September 7th & 14th in selected international locales and the LP will be available on September 15th. These events will be presented in movie theaters usual suspect cities including Chicago, Dallas, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Nashville, Sydney, and New York and at Tokyo’s planetarium. 

The films include Days of Heaven (dir. Terrence Malick, 1978), Desert Hearts (dir. Donna Deitch, 1986), Drugstore Cowboy (dir. Gus Van Sant, 1989), and La Strada (dir. Federico Fellini, 1954).

Japan’s event will take place on September 14th at Cosmo Planetarium Shibuya, and will pair images of the night sky as attendees listen to the album.

 At each event, attendees will receive a limited edition poster created exclusively for the series.

F)or tickets and more information, visit https://mitski.com/.

The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We Music & Film Double Features
Thursday, September 7th, 2023
Chicago, IL @ Davis Theater [Drugstore Cowboy]
Dallas, TX @ Texas Theatre [La Strada]
Los Angeles, CA @ Brain Dead Studios Fairfax [Days of Heaven]
Nashville, TN @ Belcourt Theatre [Drugstore Cowboy]
New York, NY @ Village East by Angelika [Desert Hearts]
London, UK @ Everyman Screen on the Green [Desert Hearts]
Sydney, AU @ Ritz Cinemas [Days of Heaven]
Melbourne, AU @ Lido Cinemas [Days of Heaven]

Tokyo Planetarium Album Listening Experience
Thursday, September 14th @ Cosmo Planetarium Shibuya


Essential information 
Main Photo Credit: Ebru Yildiz

LamontPaul
Founder & Publisher

Publisher, Lamontpaul founded outsideleft with Alarcon in 2004 and is hanging on, saying, "I don't know how to stop this, exactly."

Lamontpaul portrait by John Kilduff painted during an episode of John's TV Show, Let's Paint TV


about LamontPaul »»

Pete Williams web banner

RECENT STORIES

RANDOM READS

All About and Contributors

HELP OUTSIDELEFT

Outsideleft exists on a precarious no budget budget. We are interested in hearing from deep and deeper pocket types willing to underwrite our cultural vulture activity. We're not so interested in plastering your product all over our stories, but something more subtle and dignified for all parties concerned. Contact us and let's talk. [HELP OUTSIDELEFT]

WRITE FOR OUTSIDELEFT

If Outsideleft had arms they would always be wide open and welcoming to new writers and new ideas. If you've got something to say, something a small dank corner of the world needs to know about, a poem to publish, a book review, a short story, if you love music or the arts or anything else, write something about it and send it along. Of course we don't have anything as conformist as a budget here. But we'd love to see what you can do. Write for Outsideleft, do. [SUBMISSIONS FORM HERE]

WRITERS thru' the Years

A.I. House-Painter, Agata Makiela, Alan Devey, Alan Rider, Alex V. Cook, Ancient Champion, Andy Allison, Annemiek, Becca Kelly, Belle Plankton, Bruce Bailey, Caiomhin Millar, Cassie Thomas, Chantal, Cheiron Coelho, Chris Connolly, Christian Present, Damon Hayhurst, Dan Breen, Danny Rose, David Hackney, David O'Byrne, Denni Boyd, Dirty Lillie, DJ Fuzzyfelt, Dr. Rich, Dr. Richard Bennett, Duncan Jones, Erin, Erin Pipes, Erin Scott, Gracey Babs, Graham Baker, Guilaine Arts, H.xx, Hamilton High, Henderson Downing, Holly Martins, J. Charreaux, J.Lee, Jay Lewis, Jaycentee, Jennifer Lynn, Jenny McCann, Jeremy Gluck, Jez Collins, Joe Ambrose, John Robinson, Jonathan Thornton, Julie O, Karl Morgan, Katherine Pargeter, Kelsey Osgood, Kevin McHugh, Kiah Cranston, Kleo Kay, Lake, Lee Paul, Luke Skinner, Malcolm, Marek Pytel, Mark Piggott, Martin Devenney, Meave Haughey, Michelle Williams, Mike Fox, mindy strouse, Neil Campbell, Neil Scott, Ogglypoogly, OL House Writer, Pam, Paul Burns, Paul Hawkins, Paul Mortimer, Paul Quigley, Peter Williams, Pixie McMowat, Pixievic, Rene Williams, Richard John Walker, Rick Casson, Rikki Stein, Ronan Crinion, Rowena Murphy, Ruby Lake, Ryan 'RJO' Stewart, Samantha Charles, Seth Sherwood, Shane O'Reilly, Sheridan Coyle, Sofia Ribeiro Willcox, Sophia Satchell-Baeza, Spanish Pantalones, Speedie John, Spencer Kansa, Steve McCarthy, The Conversation, Tim London, Tim Sparks, Tony Fletcher, Toon Traveller, Trevi, Urs Lerch, Wayne Dean-Richards, and founders, Alarcon & Lamontpaul

OUTSIDELEFT UNIVERSE

Last Night of the LTB Showrooms
OUTSIDELEFT Night Out
weekend

outsideleft content is not for everyone