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Articles tagged "okkervil river" Music ReviewOkkervil River: Pop Lie EPby Christel Loar[11.May.09] :. Okkervil River's Pop Lie explores our roles in creating celebrity and deconstructing dreams, with the swirling sugar-rush of synthesizers and irresistible high-energy hook of the single. PopMatters PickMusic ReviewOkkervil River: The Stand Insby Joseph Carver[8.Sep.08] :. Okkervil River is poised for greatness and The Stand Ins may very well be the record to take them there.  Events ReviewOkkervil Riverby Dan Raper[13.Mar.08] :. Okkervil River has become part of the growing body of hyper-referential, linked-in art that represents the fractured yet joyous way we accumulate knowledge on and off the information superhighway. PopMatters Pick Music ReviewOkkervil River: The Stage Namesby Dan Raper[8.Aug.07] :. Okkervil River's new album is filled with moments that remind us again why this band is considered one of the finest indie rock groups in the US. Mixed MediaSocalled, Okkervil River, John Mayallby PopMatters Staff[12.Jun.07] :. Socalled (These Are The) Good Old Days [MP3] from Ghettoblaster on Jdub You Are Never Alone [MP3] Hip-hop/klezmer/pop, a...  Capsule ReviewsOkkervil River: The Presidents Deadby Justin Cober-Lake[1.May.07] :. Okkervil River provides a focused and complex pair of songs using unexpected colors and surprising tones. Okkervil River: Black Sheep Boy Appendixby Zack Adcock[28.Nov.05] :. Austin folkies spin their dark pop web further into the depths with a mini-album, using recent B-sides as a jumping-off point, that rivals this band-on-the-rise's most solid efforts to date. Featured Article Music ReviewOkkervil River: Black Sheep Boyby Jill LaBrack[8.Apr.05] :. This reviewer's early, although confident, pick for Album of the Year. Okkervil River: Sleep and Wake-Up Songsby Jill LaBrack[20.Jan.05] :. Okkervil River, in 5 gorgeous songs, lay to waste many critics' 'best-of' picks. |
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