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Jamie, Take a BowJamie Stewart, front man for noise-rock confessional Xiu Xiu, goes beyond therapy on his new album, The Air Force. [6 March 2007] ReviewsXiu XiuYes, a Xiu Xiu performance is intense. However, this intensity does not much involve an audience. It’s an intensity directed inward, with frontperson Jamie Stewart offering little to no interaction with the crowd -- indeed, very little eye contact at all. [1 May 2008] 
Xiu Xiu: Women as LoversPredictably, yet another bold and consistently satisfying release in Xiu Xiu's discography. [30 January 2008] 
Xiu Xiu: Remixed & CoveredEven in the hands of others, Xiu Xiu's music can still hurt so good. [3 May 2007] Xiu XiuAs New England's iconic foliage reaches the peak of its bold color change, avant-garde drama queens Xiu Xiu one-up Mother Nature with a little change of their own. [27 October 2006] 
Xiu Xiu: The Air ForceThe Air Force is, without a doubt, Xiu Xiu’s best album and grandest statement. [14 September 2006] 
Xiu Xiu: Life and LiveXiu Xiu flourishes as it wades through layers of childish cries with unabashedly candid mutterings and confrontational arrangements. [17 November 2005] |
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