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Working for a Nuclear Free City – “Jojo Burger Tempest”
Every once in a while an album comes along that can only be described as “massive”. Working for a Nuclear Free City’s double-disc “Jojo Burger Tempest” is one of those albums. Eighteen tracks that clock in at nearly an hour … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, albums, groovemine, music, reviews
Tagged 2010, albums, electronic, groovemine, jojo burger tempest, music, prog, review, WFANFC, working for a nuclear free city
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Shows in Brief: The Bottom Lounge, Chicago (July 16, 2010)
After a full day of festival-ing at Pitchfork we walked down the street a few block to the Bottom Lounge to catch a show by Liars (who had already played an awesome set earlier in the day). Opening was Chicago … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, live, music, reviews
Tagged bottom lounge, chicago, follows, john wiese, liars, music, review
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Pitchfork Music Festival, Day 1 (Friday, July 16, 2010)
Friday, July 16, 2010 was the first day of the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago. The festival is growing year after year from it’s 2 full day beginnings in 2006, to their collaboration with All Tomorrow’s Parties in 2007-2008 that … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, live, music, reviews
Tagged 2010, broken social scene, chicago, festival, liars, music, pitchfork, review, sharon van etten
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Tokyo Police Club – “Champ”
Updated July 28, 2010 with exclusive content from BaebleMusic.com. Scroll to bottom! June 8, 2010 saw the release of the 2nd full-length album by Toronto area band Tokyo Police Club. “Champ” is a big step forward in terms of songwriting … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, albums, groovemine, music, reviews
Tagged 2010, album, canadian, champ, music, review, rock, Tokyo Police Club
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Phoenix – Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
I know what you are thinking, “This album has been out for almost 2 weeks, we already know how good it is”. This is all true, but I’m trying to catch up with all the things that I want to … Continue reading
Dirty Projectors – Bitte Orca
Dirty Projectors probably have the most easily identifiable and unique sound in Indie Rock today. Dave Longstreth is the man behind the band, which now includes Angel Deradoorian, Amber Coffman and Brian McComber as principal members. Stylistically they are glitchy, … Continue reading
Posted in 2009, albums, music, news, reviews
Tagged album, bitte orca, dirty projectors, indie rock, longstreth, music, new music, npr, pitchfork, review, streaming
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