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Press release of the day: Via Tania, by the book

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By Jay Gabler, TC Daily Planet
June 02, 2009

As though she'd read my blog entry on how to get attention for your band, Alexandra Baker at High Rise PR just sent a fantastic e-mail press release about Via Tania, who caught my notice earlier when she posed as a post-pop Pocahontas. This time there's another great image, seemingly designed to catch the eyes of bookish media types. The e-mail notes where and when Via Tania is next playing (at Joe's Pub in New York, oh well), provides a link to download a five-song sampler, and offers copies of the album and admittance to the gig at request. (No link to the artist's Web site, though—I had to look that up.) I'm honestly not blown away by what I've heard so far, but nonetheless I'm going to request a copy of the album—and when it comes, I won't ignore it.

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Previous Press Releases of the Day: • The edge of Tomato • Nothing scandalous, just some booze and Jenga • Robots fish for prostates • The Rake Angel • Listening to dirt • Reindeer games at the Red Stag • Does St. Paul owe the Pope $3.4 million? • Tonic Sol-fa visit the Don Shelby Radio Show • Rybak proclaims Tonic Sol-fa Day in Minneapolis • Ruddy ducks, Autoharp warriors, boozing ladies, YogaSoul, Quincy Jones, and the hateful warmongers who are Tonic Sol-fa • A post-pop Pocahontas • There will be dogs • Feather ticklers and seduction sashes • Black mold and Spud Too Tight • Faux-tinis and Canada's culinary queen • Nienstedt got game • Keith Urban grills white bread, exclusively for the Daily Planet • Your #1 exotic animal Christian presentation
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