Japandroids with Crocodiles on June 11, 2013 at Metro
Japandroids played with even more abandon than they’re known for, leading the jam-packed sold-out crowd through their frenzied punk-inspired “whoa-whoa” choruses.
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Japandroids played with even more abandon than they’re known for, leading the jam-packed sold-out crowd through their frenzied punk-inspired “whoa-whoa” choruses.
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Brand New felt like growing up, so it did. Less than two years after its pop-punk debut Your Favorite Weapon declared the Long Island quartet simultaneously juvenile and well-cultured in the art of the plucky, well-intentioned cuckold, here was an astronaut on a barren landscape, barely casting a shadow. Deja Entendu was an aggressive move […]
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It’s a proven electronica fact in human form named Jack Duff. His newest EP, Hard To Breathe, is now available and he graced the ‘stache with a little bit of his time to talk about the record and other theories.
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… happened so fast.
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Back in 2005, a group of high school kids from the Chicago suburbs got together and made an album called So Sudden. Within a year the band signed to one of the most popular labels of the decade, took over college radio stations everywhere and were touring arenas with other Chi town heroes Fall Out […]
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The Weeks on the journey from Mississippi to Nashville to the future.
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In anticipation of this weekend, we offer you some of our favorite musical moments from Arrested Development.
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Oh, you have a spoken word introduction too? What are the odds?
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Each belted harmony brought that rare, pure smile to the intently listening crowd of faces. The therapeutic beauty in harmonic, human (im)perfection was never more evident than in the calm, grateful moods of the audience filing back out into the storm.
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The Thermals slash and burn through Desperate Ground.
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Baz Luhrmann’s theatrical spin on “The Great Gatsby” benefits from a modern soundtrack.
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Nobody is going home humming the lights, or are they?
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