Articles tagged "indie"![]() Notes from the RoadMount Eerie: 8 November 2009 - Lakeshore Theatre, Chicagoby Kirstie Shanley[11.Nov.09] :. Mount Eerie: 8 November 2009 - Lakeshore Theatre, Chicago / Words and Pictures by Kirstie Shanley Music ReviewCale Parks: To Swift Marsby Joseph Pickert[5.Nov.09] :. To Swift Mars samples the ‘80s pop zeitgeist to various effect, but is strongest in its least nostalgic moments. ![]() Music ReviewThe Black Heart Procession: Sixby Matt Gonzales[3.Nov.09] :. Still bleak after all these years, the Black Heart Procession has failed to, well, proceed much. ![]() Notes from the RoadHerman Düne + Julie Doiron: 29 October 2009 - Chicagoby Kirstie Shanley[2.Nov.09] :. Words and Pictures by Kirstie Shanley ![]() Music ReviewTegan and Sara: Sainthoodby Mariana Gudino[27.Oct.09] :. Sainthood , an experimental mesh of their last two efforts, explores new scopes for the Quin twins. NewsIndie films’ hot new venues are onlineby Steven Rea [The Philadelphia Inquirer (MCT)][27.Aug.09] :. PHILADELPHIA — Two summers ago, a group of university film and media grads spent a month in Philadelphia making “Happy Birthday, Harris Malden,” a goofball comedy about a guy with a... Camper Van Beethoven: Popular Songs of Great Enduring Strength and Beautyby Alan Ranta[21.Nov.08] :. Popular is a point of debate, but the best picks from the legendary indie slacker outfit's catalogue still spreads strength and beauty across college radio stations to this day. Wolftron- Flesh & Fearsby Chris Conaton[4.Jun.08] :. The frontman of Daphne Loves Derby does a solo album of romantic pop. But where's the heart? Orphans and Vandals: Terra Firma / Christopher 10” Singleby Spencer Tricker[21.May.08] :. Orphans and Vandals write romantic music -- street music, played with a deceptive nonchalance that evokes the early days of the Velvet Underground. soso: Tinfoil on the Windowsby Mike Schiller[30.Jan.08] :. soso offers poetry, offset by stretches where he sings refrains in a strained, broken, awkwardly high tenor. Life of Ryan: An Interview with the Cribsby Robert Collins[22.Oct.07] :. The Cribs made a name for themselves as brash, belligerent punks, but they’ve cemented their place in the rock world with their music -- an intelligent, resolutely British take on power pop that’s actually done better across the pond than in Britain. A Desire to Make Sound: The Arrival of Creative Guitar God Nels Clineby Will Layman[14.Aug.07] :. The jazz guitarist -- with Wilco, his trios, or anyone else -- opens up a conversation about how to keep this music living. Benni Hemm Hemm: Kajakby Deanne Sole[4.Jun.07] :. That professional-amateur sound Hermannson is aiming for can be a tricky thing to perfect. |
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