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2007 Exit Interview: Aaron Behrens, Ghostland Observatory
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Jen Carlson
Published Dec 21, 2007
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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Published Dec 21, 2007
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We checked in with some folks recently for a little end of '07 "exit interview" before we enter a new year. It's safe to say that our first subject in this series had a pretty big year with his band Ghostland Observatory (let's just say they've certainly outgrown our Movable Hype shows). With a new album coming out in March, they're poised for world domination in the 2008.
How will you celebrate New Year's Eve?
My wife and i will be packing and moving into to our new house!!!! HALLA!!!! Party animals over here!!!!
Any resolutions going into 2008?
Spend more time with my family and friends.
Top 5 bands you heard this year.
The Forms
Prayer For Animals
Prom Nite
Haunting Oboe Music
Lions
Most memorable "only in New York" moment of 2007.
Spending "4/20" in Central Park!! Heady bra....
What trend do you think will be "big in '08"?
I think the new trend of 2008 is going to be cell phones installed into your molars.
Photo via Rock'ographers's Flickr.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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