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The Heavy Costs of Being an Indie Touring Band
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

It's hard out there for a Pomplamoose. The NorCal indie dance duo might rack up millions of YouTube views thanks to nifty covers of Beyonce and Pharrell Williams, but they haven't much dough to show...

Dec 1, 2014

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New Single: Nadine Shah - 'Stealing Cars'
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

  Sweeping, mountainous instruments aloft the golden contralto of Nadine Shah populate the British songstress's new single, "Stealing Cars." The triumphant song, which marries a Johnette Napolitano voice with the dramatic flair of My Brightest Diamond, previews...

Nov 24, 2014

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Meet Hideout, the ‘Rookies’ Reaching for the Stars
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

  Think of bicoastal indie rock outfit Hideout as the Intergalactic Postal Service. Like Ben Gibbard and Jimmy Tamborello before them, Gabe Rodriguez and Cory Stier pieced together their debut album in separate states. But unlike...

Nov 17, 2014

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Innovations in Music: One Old-School, One New-School
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

Something old, something new. The soundwaves are always undulating back and forth like so. Same goes for tech innovations within the music world. Here we explore two novel approaches to every artist's goal of getting...

Nov 10, 2014

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New Video: Marc 7 (of Jurassic 5) - I Who Have Nothing
  Tia Scott      0

From the legendary Hip-Hop group Jurassic 5 comes Marc 7 with the music video for his new single, "I Who Have Nothing.” The song can be found on his latest solo project, Food, Clothing and Shelter,...

Nov 5, 2014

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Album Review - Deerhoof, 'La Isla Bonita'
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

  Always avant-garde and a little cheeky, San Francisco’s Deerhoof have made their most accessible record yet. La Isla Bonita (Polyvinyl) files down their quirks without rendering them dull. The spastic drums of Greg Saunier and...

Nov 3, 2014

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The Joys and Turmoil of Record Shopping in 2014
  Melissa Bobbitt      0

What was once an antiquated sport of the nebbish and the meticulous has now become a widespread phenomenon. No, not chess. We’re talking record collecting. Gradually, the disappearing species of music stores evolved (or revolved)...

Oct 27, 2014