Solo:
	Thalia Zedek's official website: Doesn't seem to be working anymore, but here's an archived version MySpace: Official MySpace page with photos and upcoming shows Kimchee Records' bio page: Short biography, selected discography Thrill Jockey Records' info page: Nice photographs, information about newest record, tour information

Come:
	Matador Records' bio page: Biographical information, Matador discography, soundclips, links, outdated news items BBC Radio 1: Dates and track listings for Come's Peel Sessions Video Data Bank: Information about Sadie Benning video compliation, with clip of a short film set to Come's "German Song"

Live Skull:
	BBC Radio 1: Date and track listing for Live Skull's Peel Session MySpace: Unofficial MySpace page Rich Hutchins: Drummer in the final lineup of Live Skull

Uzi:
	Uzi: Decaying bio page on Matador Records New York Times: Article on the Boston scene, including information on the brief tenure and sudden breakup of Uzi

Dangerous Birds:
	Dangerous Birds: Possibly the only webpage dedicated to the Dangerous Birds

Related:

David Michael Curry's blog: The violist in the Thalia Zedek band updates about his musical projects, with photos, the occasional tour diary, and other news items. Also see his Twitter here V;: Early '80s Boston contemporaries of Thalia Zedek. Original performers of "1926." Website contains history, photos, and mp3s Chris Brokaw: Thalia Zedek's Come guitar twin Rat at Rat R: Live Skull bassist Sonda Andersson's band from the '80s