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Known as one of the past stomping grounds for peace, love, and free-spirited folks (aka hippies) in the 1960s, Griffith Park still holds that magical essence– hence to why the Greek found itself to be the perfect place to watch Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros…
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By now the allure of a Jack White solo album is much more than sonically-based…
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For a Sunday night in Austin, it sure as hell felt like a Saturday night. Antone’s was full. The booze was flowing. The bands were loud. For a Sunday night, it sure as hell felt good to be out; not the impending…
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Time Capsules II takes a pleasant leap from the rawness of their previous lo-fi bedroom sound towards something more ambitious and…
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ATDI announced: “We are At the Drive-In from El Paso, Texas!” as they launched into a high-octane, 15-song set that started with “Arc Arsenal”…
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The Shins’ new album Port of Morrow feels like a summation of the career of an indie music icon. James Mercer, the band?s lead and founder, has emerged as a different musician since the self-titled album and side project Broken Bells.
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As the tracks progressed it was as if I were induced into an Alice In Wonderland-musical coma. The zen-like island beats of “Don’t Worry We’ll Be Watching You,” carried me while I wandered lost in the clouds of an Amsterdam café.
There were instances when Conor embodied a poetic preacher as he did on “Approximate Sunlight”– dropping lines and acting out certain lyrics became a well-crafted spectacle.
I’m pretty impressed by Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin’s new album Tape Club. One of the reasons is that it contains twenty-six tracks, yes, twenty-six!
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The scorching Summer heat and humidity that shook Orlando’s Central Florida Fairgrounds certainly didn’t keep crowds from going to watch their favorite bands at this year’s Vans Warped Tour. Sweaty teenagers, to young adults in their
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