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The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger Explore Dualismnew

“It’s very collaborative,” says Charlotte Kemp Muhl of her band with Sean Lennon. “It’s definitely a synthesis of our two brains."

Boston Phoenix | Reyan Ali | 01-06-2011 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Sean Lennon, Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger, Charlotte Kemp Muh

Inside the Mind of Ben Goldbergnew

Renowned local clarinetist unveils his "Brainchild" at the Starry Plough.

East Bay Express | Rachel Swan | 01-06-2011 | Profiles & Interviews

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The Ragbirds Work A Global Mix of Stylesnew

"We have a hard time describing what we do," says Erin Zindle of the Ragbirds. "Our little catch phrase is 'infectious global groove,' which gives you the idea but falls short of really defining the big picture."

Charleston City Paper | T. Ballard Lesemann | 01-03-2011 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: The Ragbirds

Q&A With Toubab Krewe’s Drew Hellernew

Having played close to a thousand shows since forming nearly six years ago, Malian-roots fusionists Toubab Krewe has had nearly every experience on the road that the touring musician can have.

YES! Weekly | Ryan Snyder | 12-30-2010 | Profiles & Interviews

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Idiosyncratic Fred Eaglesmith Outgrows Americana Rootsnew

Singer-songwriter Fred Eaglesmith started moving on once Americana began attracting young guys who had goatees and flannel before they "discovered" cowboy boots.

Pittsburgh City Paper | Chris Parker | 12-30-2010 | Profiles & Interviews

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Becoming Oonanew

Despite her hippie pedigree, Oona Garthwaite's music is rooted in excess.

East Bay Express | Rachel Swan | 12-30-2010 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Dave Tweedie, Oona Garthwaite

Unstoppablenew

After 10 years, Jersey jam-grass band Railroad Earth keeps on chugging.

Colorado Springs Independent | Nick Chambers | 12-28-2010 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: John Skehan, Railroad Earth

Music Critic of the Year: @Discographiesnew

A puckering wit and more than 20,000 followers - those are the only facts we know about the Twitter account @Discographies, where the author summarizes the entire catalogue of a renowned singer or band in 140 characters or fewer.

The Village Voice | Rob Tannenbaum | 12-28-2010 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Twitter, Discographies