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Spring break: Slicing Up Eyeballs taking a week off; we’ll be back March 29

Spring break: Slicing Up Eyeballs taking a week off; we’ll be back March 29

Seeing as how Slicing Up Eyeballs celebrates what once was known as college rock, it’s only fitting that we’re going on spring break — and leaving the laptops behind. We’ll be back beginning Monday, March 29.

Slicing Up Eyeballs marks first anniversary

Slicing Up Eyeballs marks first anniversary

Slicing Up Eyeballs today marks its first anniversary, and to commemorate the occasion, we’re looking back at the last year’s 10 most-viewed stories, from items on The Cure’s ‘Disintegration’ reissue to news just this past week that Alan Wilder performed with Depeche Mode for the first time in 16 years.

Follow Slicing Up Eyeballs on Google Buzz

Follow Slicing Up Eyeballs on Google Buzz

Anyone out there doing the Google Buzz thing yet? Not sure if this is going to take off, but we figured we’d fling ourselves into the fray. So if you’re, er, buzzing, you can follow Slicing Up Eyeballs, too.

The Cure, Pixies, U2, Morrissey, Depeche Mode top list of most-viewed stories of 2009

Tweet As we start a new year, it’s worth one last look back at 2009, the inaugural year for Slicing Up Eyeballs. This site launched […]

Morrissey, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Pixies top first six months of Slicing Up Eyeballs

Morrissey, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Pixies top first six months of Slicing Up Eyeballs

Yesterday, Slicing Up Eyeballs hit a somewhat negligible milestone, the six-month mark in its still-nascent existence chronicling the past, present and future of ’80s college […]

Slicing Up Eyeballs on Facebook

Slicing Up Eyeballs on Facebook

Slicing Up Eyeballs on Twitter

Slicing Up Eyeballs on Twitter

Hey, we’re all up on the Twitter now. Follow Slicing Up Eyeballs updates @ twitter.com/slicingeyeballs. This post is exactly 140 characters.

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‘Welcome to the Occupation’

Welcome to Slicing Up Eyeballs, a site devoted to the past, present and future of  ’80s college, indie and modern rock — the bands that […]