Friday, May 16, 2008
Canada serves up a rare piece of musical history in a classic reissue.
By Naila Francis
Bus troubles, cops, bar fights, and food wars — it’s just another night on Dark Meat’s tour
By Emily Armond
The singer-songwriter ends her Ireland tour with friendly encounters and a new-found fondness for life’s essentials
By Liz Tormes
Santogold, Saul Williams, and Spank Rock join Rock the Vote campaign
By Jenny An
Get on the bus with Dark Meat’s piccolo player
By Emily Armond
The freewheelin’ singer-songwriter reinvents herself through song and a little bit of illusion
By Katy Henriksen
The singer-songwriter's final days in Ireland hold plenty of surprises
By Liz Tormes
Hitting a few rough patches in Europe
By Liz Tormes
Cheekbone Hollows may have been criticized as too simplistic, but folks should know that frontman Stewart Lupton does nothing simple
By Erik Adams
With the release of Limelight, the singer-songwriter gives us a glimpse into her mini-tour moments in Ireland
By Liz Tormes
Music programmer Lauren Schreiber schools us on promotion and "bandiquette"
By Stevie Howell
Guitarist-vocalist Anna Barie talks about the group's newest release, Taro Tarot, and how the band’s experimental sound can’t easily be labeled or classified
By Bess Korey
The feisty French electro-pop singer tells it like it is
By Britt Julious
The Seattle quartet makes ‘gargadelic janglepop’
By Daniela Garcia
Birds of Avalon’s guitar heroine makes a case for the return of guitar-rock love
By Sheba White
Tour-weary and still without a label, the L.A. trio makes a little-known gem out of road dust and pure grit
By Emily Savage
On Dan Bejar’s newest, Trouble in Dreams, the prolific songwriter dabbles in the gray areas of subconscious reinterpretations, rather than grasping for black and white meaning
By Erik Adams
Common sources of inspiration create uncommonly literate anti-folk music
By Jennifer Kelly
East-meets-West fairy tales abound in the New York folk singer’s second release, This is How I Found You
By Amy Oprean
The legend plays ‘rock mother’ to up-and-coming bands
By Lisa Hix
Brooklyn duo gives us a “bullshit” suggestion for this headline
By Dana Stewart
May 2-4, 2008, in Tom Lee Park
By Bob Guthridge
Museums target younger patrons with chic after-hours events
By Leah Urbom
Artist and creator of Stitchery & Mexiphemera
By Jihanah Rasul
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