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If you’re a graphic designer and feel the need to travel outside the world of typography, start a band. That’s...

Mae: Mae-king a Difference

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Rather than blight their performances with political diatribes and anti-something or another rants, Virginia indie/acoustic rockers Mae are truly committed...

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Calm, romantic, intimate songstress Amy Millan, originally from Montreal, released her album, Master Of The Burial, on Sept. 8 which...

International Pop Overthrow Music Festival: Returning To New York

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Want an overdose of pop bands? Take a trip into NYC for the International Pop Overthrow Music Festival. For the...

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Dashboard Confessional have just released a statement quoting family issues that have forced them to postpone their upcoming North American...

Lyle Lovett And His Big Band: I Love It, Naturally

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Back on tour for the fall, Lyle Lovett And His Big Band is touring the country performing songs off the...

The Mumlers: Mumblings Of Mumlers

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The Mumlers are headed to the East Coast for the end of their autumn tour. Though they have an indie...

Frankenstein: Ghosts, Ghouls And A Singing Frankenstein

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For one night only, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein will be told as it has never been told before. On Oct. 31...

Red Rooster: A Calm Color

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Going On in NYC

October 29, 2009 0

This New York-based alt-country collection, fronted by Jay Erickson and Nat Zilkha, has a sound that is (sometimes) uncomfortably mixed...

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