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Caravan Of Thieves - Acoustic Swing Purveyors
By Shane Handler on March 08, 2010
Judging from some of the vivacious story-telling on Cavaran of Thieves’ debut Bouquet and their dramatic live performances, you’d think this project was a pure off-broadway achievement.  Instead the quartet led more »

Soulive: Eric Krasno Talks Bowlive In Brooklyn
By Chad Berndtson on March 02, 2010
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The Dejas - Speeding Softly
By Shane Handler on March 01, 2010
The Dejas may be fall into the dream pop/ indie-pop/rock duo category, but these two kindred spirits are far from pretentious.   Following their sold out Speeding Softly CD release show in more »
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Clem Snide - The Restless & Wry Eef Barzeley
By Joanne Schenker on February 25, 2010
He’s wry and restless and funny as hell.  He’s Eef Barzeley, front man for the alt-indie band Clem Snide and on February 23rd 429 Records will release The Meat of Life More »
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Allman Brothers Band - Butch Trucks Revisited
By Chad Berndtson on February 17, 2010
The Allman Brothers Band returns to...well, not the Beacon this March for the first time in many a moon, having been forced from their usual haunt by Cirque de Soleil.  Thirteen More »
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Galactic - Going Ya-Ka-May
By Nick Gunther on February 11, 2010
Having such a foundation as New Orleans has given Galactic access to so many great musical resources over the years.  The band, set to release its 6th studio album titled, Ya-Ka-May, More »
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Spiral Stairs - Scott Kannberg Talks Pavement & The Real Feel
By Travis Atria on February 01, 2010
Scott Kannberg isn’t known for baring his soul.  As a co-founder of Pavement, Kannberg – better known as Spiral Stairs – was a major part of the whole tongue-in-cheek, ironic aura More »
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Anvil - "Ignoring The Death Card"
By Nicholas Gunther on January 25, 2010
Plagued by poor management and bad record labels throughout their career, Anvil has had a long journey, but the best is only starting to unravel.  In 2008, Sasha Gervasi, an ex-road More »
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Charlie Hunter - Self Proclaimed Boutique Artist
By Doug Collette on January 18, 2010
Charlie Hunter has certainly proved he's his own man during the course of a career that's found him working as parts of solos, duos, quartets, quintets and larger ensembles both as More »
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?uestlove - Talking Soul Train & Past Rhythms
By Travis Atria on January 11, 2010
Ahmir Thompson is a busy man.  It’s not enough that Thompson – better known as ?uestlove – has a nightly gig with the Roots as house band for Late Night with More »
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The Flaming Lips - Wayne Coyne Tells All
By Travis Atria on January 04, 2010
Of course, the 48-year-old singer of the Flaming Lips doesn’t feel very comfortable discussing art.  In fact, every time he uses the word, he makes sure you know that he knows More »
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Emilie Autumn- Original Victoriandustrial
By Deb Draisin on December 27, 2009
Emilie’s shows are quite the spectacle:  a sexually charged mix of Victorian and Gothic, Burlesque and Vaudeville, Metal and Electronica, backed by all-female backup singers “The Bloody Crumpets.”  Autumn also runs More »
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Glide's Best Albums Of The Decade
By Glide Staff on December 14, 2009
After scrambling through the past decade in music, our staff at Glide narrowed our picks for the 50 best albums of the 00’s Not that our favorite albums are any more More »
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The Used - New Car Smell Every Time
By Deborah J. Draisen on December 07, 2009
The Used have been on Warped Tour four times and both Taste of Chaos and Reading and Leeds twice, yet they still manage to maintain that “new car smell” every show, More »
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John Oates - Goes Back To HIs Roots In The Village
By Joanne Schenker on December 07, 2009
The Village happens to be Greenwich, the time was 1960-something and the cast is John Oates with twelve other veteran musicians (including Lucinda Williams, Bruce Hornsby, Los Lobos, Rickie Lee Jones More »
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