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The Story of Floating Action's Pan-Everything Soulnew

In the alchemy of greasy funk from Memphis and Detroit soul, Caribbean island riddims and Tropicalia beats, and African and Middle Eastern accents, Seth Kauffman has come up with a distinct sound he's dubbed "lo-fi North Carolina funk."
INDY Week  |  John Schacht  |  02-08-2011  |  Profiles & Interviews

Interview: Wilco's Glenn Kotchenew

Wilco's Glenn Kotche talks about the idea exchange between rock and classical music.
INDY Week  |  Grayson Currin  |  01-31-2011  |  Profiles & Interviews

Orquesta GarDel's Lo Que Tú Queríasnew

GarDel's debut EP is a tapas-size dish heaped with homemade salsa that should appease appetites hungry for a high quality, first-rate studio recording of original Latin music made in North Carolina.
INDY Week  |  Sylvia Pfeiffenberger  |  01-25-2011  |  Reviews

David Banner & 9th Wonder's Death of a Pop Starnew

On Death of a Pop Star, Banner finally forgoes ignorant trunk rattlers to focus solely on poignant, politically loaded raps.
INDY Week  |  Brandon Soderberg  |  01-18-2011  |  Reviews

Rapsody's Return of the B-Girlnew

B-Girl continues Rapsody's ascension toward the level of even her most prominent collaborators, male and female.
INDY Week  |  Spencer Griffith  |  01-14-2011  |  Reviews

Transportation's Amusement Parknew

There's nothing wrong with being out of step with the masses when you're dancing this well to your own beat.
INDY Week  |  David Raposa  |  12-16-2010  |  Reviews

Ari Picker's Harrowing Emotional Journey to Becoming Lost in the Treesnew

Picker's unhappy past pervades All Alone in an Empty House, the 2008 record the band reworked and rereleased this year on ANTI-.
INDY Week  |  Jordan Lawrence  |  12-03-2010  |  Profiles & Interviews

Megafaun's Heretoforenew

In fact, Heretofore is no mini-album. It's a real step in Megafaun's career, full, as always, with modest motion.
INDY Week  |  Jesse Jarnow  |  12-01-2010  |  Reviews

The Foreign Exchange Continues Its Unmitigated Risks on Authenticitynew

The new album from Phonte Coleman and Nicolay Rook is an often desperate, desolate album, complete with a country-and-western duet.
INDY Week  |  Brandon Soderberg  |  11-18-2010  |  Reviews

Double Negative's Daydream Nationnew

Double Negative's not just keeping up with the hardcore kids; they're lapping the field.
INDY Week  |  David Raposa  |  11-17-2010  |  Reviews

Greg Humphreys' Realign Your Mindnew

For his second solo album, the lead soul man of Hobex and Dillon Fence delivers an intimate set of songs shadowed in twilight.
INDY Week  |  Chris Parker  |  11-12-2010  |  Reviews

Filthybird Finally Flies--In Music and In Lovenew

Songs for Other People, Filthybird's second album, is an arduously made, exquisitely written record.
INDY Week  |  Grayson Currin  |  11-05-2010  |  Reviews

The Fresh & Onlys' Different Rocknew

The difference between surfaces and what's below them is a theme that runs through The Fresh & Onlys' music, a bright amalgam of garage, folk and psych. There's something idiosyncratic, however, in their meld of rock history and of-the-moment vision.
INDY Week  |  Marc Masters  |  11-03-2010  |  Profiles & Interviews

Le Weekend's DBLSCRT Tries Its Songs Both Waysnew

The trio's second album features five mismatched song pairs that present parallel-universe takes on a similar melodic idea.
INDY Week  |  Chris Parker  |  10-27-2010  |  Music

Gray Young's staysailnew

To Gray Young's credit, the group doesn't settle for making the same record twice.
INDY Week  |  David Raposa  |  10-25-2010  |  Reviews

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