photos by Chris Gayomali. See more photos HERE.Alison Mosshart of the Kills exhudes so much sex appeal it's indecent. That night, she took the stage unassumingly, donning a combo of skinny jean ...
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Most music lovers who exist in the collegiate world are familiar with their respective campus a cappella groups, existing as all male, female, co-ed, and even religious centric. In places like universities with a strong arts program or a bunch of dramatic theater majors, they can act as a surrogate football team; attracting students of all ages to rally and supp ...
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Most music lovers who exist in the collegiate world are familiar with their respective campus a cappella groups, existing as all male, female, co-ed, and even religious centric. In places like universities with a strong arts program or a bunch of dramatic theater majors, they can act as a surrogate football team; attracting students of all ages to rally and support every show, treating members ...
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North Carolinian band The Love Language sure know how to party. What starts with the band getting down all alone to their vintage brand of chirpy pop, ends in one hum dinger of a birthday party. Bet you haven't been to a party this good in awhile... - David Pitz
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First time contributor Allie Miller crammed into NYC's Webster Hall a few nights back, taking in sets from Luke Top, Chairlift, and Peter Bjorn and John in the process. She filed the following report: Whenever I hear someone refer to Peter Bjorn and John as the band that ...
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Though The Horrors are, quite honestly, horribly image conscious, their latest video "Who Can Say" is certainly a nice piece of film. Shot in icy black, white, gold, and metallic, the video sets the perfect tone to the band's 50s-doo-wop-gone-70s-punk.object
We've been nibbling on this little number since it made its' way to us a few weeks back. Here's a nice visual that gives this highlight from Papercuts' recently released album You Can Have What You Want a little more context. A grainy journey to nowhere in particular, our hero here is ...
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This grey scale dreamscape for Jack Penate's "Tonight's Today" comes courtesy of director Alma Har'el. Like Har'el's own version of a Fellini film, "Tonight's Today" is classically shot, though surreal in its' fantastical scenery. Choreographed dancers, impassioned lovers, a tortoise, Penate in ...
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The Coward and the Pelican are a band of fresh-faced youngsters from Montreal, Quebec, a city that has for some time now been known as a Mecca for independent music. It is perhaps fitting then that Philippe St-Louis, his brother Etienne, their sister Evelyne, their cousin ...
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You may not yet be familiar with the name Ohad Benchetrit. Or maybe it rings a few bells as a member of Do Make Say Think or Broken Social Scene. The truth is that for years now, Benchetrit has been playing all sorts of instruments, helping shape the sound of many of the well known bands in the Canadian indie music scene. It then seems appropriate that since it has taken years for Benchetrit to...
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You may not yet be familiar with the name Ohad Benchetrit. Or maybe it rings a few bells as a member of Do Make Say Think or Broken Social Scene. The truth is that for years now, Benchetrit has been playing all sorts of instruments, helping shape the sound of many of the well known bands i ...
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It's summer in the city! Well not quite yet, but it sure feels like it. Warm weather, flowers blooming, birds everywhere and a hefty amount of pollen to make sure we aren't getting to much enjoyment out of it all. So to complement the nice weather we have our latest volume of our T.G.I.Mixtape series for you. We hope you enjoy this as much as we have enjoyed sift ...
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One of our current new love affairs, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart bring their sugary dose of fuzzy nostalgia to the Music Hall of Williamsburg. Like a well informed ode to the great guitar driven bands of yesteryear (think My Bloody Valentine, Ride, Smiths, etc), The Pains of ...
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The Pains of Being Pure at Heart bring their sugary dose of fuzzy nostalgia to the Music Hall of Williamsburg
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Good things can happen when talented people quit fooling around and get down to what they do best. In Peter Doherty's case, one never knows whether he is back for good or whether he is simply teetering on the line, awaiting the next crash. Nevertheless, when Peter Doherty gets down ...
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It's rare that in 2009 a quality pop album creeps under the radar without any hype attached, but that's exactly what happened with the self-titled rookie outing from Brooklyn based four-piece The Pains of Being Pure at Heart. Operating somewhere in between the fuzzy hum of shoegaze and the boom-boom-CRASH of amateurish garage (the good kind), The Pains... sound like the composite sketch of eve...
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It's rare that in 2009 a quality pop album creeps under the radar without any hype attached, but that's exactly what happened with the self-titled rookie outing from Brooklyn based four-piece The Pains of Being Pure at Heart. Operating somewhere in between the fuzzy hum of shoegaze a ...
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With his latest album, Jet Black getting rave reviews all over the continent, Reg Vermue, or as most know him, Gentleman Reg, couldn't have chosen a better time to release his latest video for the song "We're in a Thunderstorm". Reg has been known to hang around with some pret ...
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What do you get when you mix one Ra Ra Riot lead singer with one multi-instrumentalist from Vampire Weekend? Ra Weekend Ra? Vampire Riot? No...the answer is Disco ...
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What do you get when you mix one Ra Ra Riot lead singer with one multi-instrumentalist from Vampire Weekend? Ra Weekend Ra? Vampire Riot? No...the answer is Dis ...
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