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The soft art of D.C. Hardcorenew

An exhibit at CDS shows us the early days of Washington D.C.'s hardcore scene
INDY Week  |  Bryan C. Reed  |  06-26-2014  |  Art

After a sex change for its singer, Against Me! returns reinvigoratednew

Laura Jane Grace is the first rock musician to come out as transgender in the midst of fame.
INDY Week  |  Bryan C. Reed  |  01-09-2014  |  Music

Barren Girls' Hell Hymnsnew

This four-song debut EP, every bit a punk record, preserves a rookie band's steady first steps.
INDY Week  |  Bryan C. Reed  |  04-18-2013  |  Reviews

Beloved Binge's Pocketsnew

They might've left town for a while, but Pockets proves Beloved Binge kept pace with Durham.
INDY Week  |  Bryan C. Reed  |  09-20-2012  |  Reviews

Spider Bags' Shake My Headnew

At its foundation, Shake My Head is a collection of straightforward bar-rock songs. Walking (well, staggering) rhythms lend a vintage R&B swing behind overdriven guitar lines that mine '70s rock and pop.
INDY Week  |  Bryan C. Reed  |  08-08-2012  |  Reviews

White Cascade's EP2new

Raleigh trio White Cascade is following that painful rule of creativity—cheerily discarding the past to try something new.
INDY Week  |  Bryan C. Reed  |  01-12-2012  |  Reviews

How Alesana Quietly Became One of North Carolina's Biggest Bandsnew

Songs inspired by fairy tales and classic fiction veer between bludgeoning metalcore and airy pop-rock, between complex prog and sing-along simplicity -- a sound the band has dubbed "sweetcore."
INDY Week  |  Bryan C. Reed  |  12-22-2011  |  Music

The Body & Braveyoung's Nothing Passesnew

For the first 27-and-a-half of its 35-and-a-half minutes, Nothing Passes sounds almost exactly like what one might expect from a collaboration between The Body and Braveyoung.
INDY Week  |  Bryan C. Reed  |  11-01-2011  |  Reviews

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