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Does It Offen You, Yeah? Offers Dance Punk Blueprintnew

In a market full of electro-dance outfits, Does It Offend You, Yeah? finds a way to keep it fresh.
Dallas Observer  |  Pete Freedman  |  04-28-2008  |  Reviews

Flight of the Conchords' Special Deliverynew

Walking the line between tribute and mockery is easy; just use a Kiwi accent.
Seattle Weekly  |  Brian J. Barr  |  04-28-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

David Karsten Daniels: From Texas, With Lovenew

Seattle is a far cry from his homeland and his beloved North Carolina. But contradictions are the singer-songwriter’s stock in trade.
Seattle Weekly  |  Aja Pecknold  |  04-28-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

The Kickdrums May be Hip-hop's Next Big Beatmakersnew

And they work out of a closet in Avon, Ohio.
Cleveland Scene  |  Gus Garcia-Roberts  |  04-28-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

The Music Industry's Format Warsnew

CD sales are down, vinyl and download sales are up, and record labels are doing the math.
Chicago Reader  |  Miles Raymer  |  04-28-2008  |  Music

Bubbly Girlnew

Colbie Caillat seems more like your sister than a singing sensation. The sunny, down-to-earth demeanor reflected in her music shines through the phone line across the Atlantic. For Caillat, she says hasn’t really experienced the “celebrity” aspect of musicianship, and fame is still relatively new to her. “I’m not used to it, for the most part.” And, like any true artist, she is dedicated to her craft and doesn’t concern herself with the spotlight. “I’m always touring.”
Metro Spirit  |  Alice Wynn  |  04-27-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Murder by Deathnew

By the light of the moon…I’m comin’ home. Howlin’ all the way…I’m comin’ home. - So begins Red of Tooth and Claw, the latest neo-noir/Peckinpah-soaked/ baroque spaghetti western mini-epic from Indiana’s Murder by Death. Though I feel compelled to admit that I swiped this thing from my editor’s desk primarily due to my all-too-obvious affection for the 1976 murder mystery farce (starring Peter Sellers and Maggie Smith, among others) of the same name, I was nearly as enthused regarding the subtle buzz that the group has been generating since early in the decade as a surprisingly literary alt-country goth outfit. Seriously… think REALLY-early-Bad Seeds Nick Cave in a head-hanging contest with the entirety of the Cure in a frontier-boom saloon. And Tom Waits slumps in the corner, drunkenly lighting a cigar with his own kerosene-soaked pinkie.
Metro Spirit  |  Jason Sumerau  |  04-27-2008  |  Reviews

The Breeders Make a New Splashnew

The box-office returns of the Pixies reunion apparently roused the sleeping ambition of bassist and Breeders mastermind Kim Deal.
The Memphis Flyer  |  Werner Trieschmann  |  04-25-2008  |  Reviews

Robby Grant's Pretty Meets Alicja Trout's Loud for Mouserocketnew

Mouserocket started out, a decade ago, as a Trout side project of sorts -- an outlet for lighter, poppier, more playful songs that didn't fit her other projects. But it's developed over the years into a classic, collaborative band.
The Memphis Flyer  |  Chris Herrington  |  04-25-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

R.I.P. Since By Man, 1999-2008new

After a year and a half of inactivity, the Milwaukee hardcore band Since By Man made it official, announcing plans to break up following one last show this Saturday.
Shepherd Express  |  Evan Rytlewski  |  04-25-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Violinist Tim Fain Breathes New Life into Classical Musicnew

Young musicians like Fain seem hellbent on flipping the stodgy classical world on its head, if for no other reason than pure survival.
Salt Lake City Weekly  |  Jacob Stringer  |  04-25-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

To Coachella or Not to Coachella?new

Gas prices suck, the California desert is hot as hell, and Radiohead isn't playing. Here's why you still ought to bother.
Las Vegas Weekly  |  Spencer Patterson  |  04-25-2008  |  Concerts

Poppin' Wheelies with Monaretanew

The Colombian-bred, Brooklyn-based duo on BMXing in Bogota and plugged-in porros.
Montreal Mirror  |  Rupert Bottenberg  |  04-25-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Megadeth is Not Dead Yetnew

Frontman Dave Mustaine on life after 25 years of Megadeth.
Montreal Mirror  |  Johnson Cummins  |  04-25-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

You Should've Been There: Hot Chip in Concertnew

A blog review of Hot Chip's show at Portland, Ore.'s Crystal Ballroom.
Eugene Weekly  |  Chuck Adams and Todd Cooper  |  04-24-2008  |  Reviews

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