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Imperial Teen
By Matthew Mowatt on February 08, 2012
In spite of some heartfelt and at times sardonic indie-pop, Feel the Sound, which clocks in at under an hour, leaves one with a sense of being unfulfilled but not necessarily more »

Acoustic Syndicate
By Bryan Rodgers on February 08, 2012
Armed with an album’s worth of new material for the first time in nearly a decade, Acoustic Syndicate returned to Carrboro, NC’s Cat’s Cradle for a Saturday night show more »

Tift Merritt
By Peter Zimmerman on February 07, 2012
The audience at City Winery drank in the seventy minutes Tift spent on stage, and by the end were buoyed by the chance to witness an artist in motion-- continuing on more »
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Hospitality
By Jeff DeMars on February 07, 2012
Hospitality’s eponymous debut album, short in length but strong in substance, presents listeners with a fun, refreshing and accessible listening experience. More »
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Soul Rebels Brass Band
By Shawn Donohue on February 07, 2012
A Friday night just weeks before Mardi Gras saw the New Orleans bouncing brass boys cruise up north on their nationwide tour to promote their newest release Unlock Your Mind. More »
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Portlandia: The Tour
By Jeff DeMars on February 06, 2012
The result of Armisen and Brownstein's chemistry is a spirited and overall hilarious performance by two talented entertainers who enjoy satirical comedy and each other’s company almost as much More »
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Ben Kweller
By Warren Miller on February 06, 2012
Regardless, Ben Kweller remains one of music’s most reliable artists.  Five albums into his solo career, he has yet to deliver a clunker.  Go Fly a Kite may never reach More »
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The Rolling Stones: Some Girls Live In Texas '78
By Doug Collette on February 03, 2012
The Rolling Stones' 1978 release Some Girls is widely regarded as a watershed moment in the iconic British band’s career. It followed Black and Blue and It’s Only Rock and Roll More »
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Alabama Shakes
By Jeffrey Taylor on February 01, 2012
Bottom line, Howard has a one-of-a-kind voice that we’ll be hearing for years to come if the band’s songwriting remains strong. More »
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moe.
By Bryan Rodgers on February 01, 2012
By keeping their songs concise and riffs big, moe. manage to maintain their status as solid studio band on their 10th album, What Happened to the La Las More »
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ZZ Top
By Jason MacNeil on January 31, 2012
Texas icons ZZ Top released a Live From Texas record in 2008, but as is the case with most artists releasing live albums later in their careers, the set is rife More »
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Storm Large Crazy Enough
By Shawn Donohue on January 31, 2012
The wild fluctuations of Storm Large come at the reader fast and heavy while she describes her life and growing up in not the most normal of circumstances.  She More »
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Lowry
By Shawn Donohue on January 30, 2012
The Brooklyn band Lowry’s newest release is a long running mid-tempo opus which is the end of a trilogy the band started back with 2005’s Awful Joy.  Playing at over an More »
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Rodrigo y Gabriela and C.U.B.A.
By Brian Foy on January 27, 2012
On Rodrigo y Gabriela's new release, Area 52, the duo is joined by a 13-piece Cuban musical collective known as C.U.B.A.. Although Area 52 is the twosome’s first studio collaboration More »
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Jack's Mannequin
By Sarah Legg on January 26, 2012
After more than a decade, dozens of releases, a personal battle with cancer and touring relentlessly, Andrew McMahon should be ready to settle down as a retiree on a Florida golf More »
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