I am not sure who my fellow showgoers were, but the place was full with what felt like Bellevue-types in tight-black-shirted mall attire and Hot Topic Goths...

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As brash as Blondie in their prime, deeper than the Divinyls, this is the dark glamour of real art pop punk as it was originally conceived, gorgeous and grinding in feedback squeal and fishnets.

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A run-down of some great shows we saw, and up-coming ones we think you shouldn't miss.

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Former Blur guitar player (and igLiz fave) Graham Coxon played a blistering set at Chop Suey. The 22/20s and The Vacation were also on the bill.

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You don't know me, but you owe me, a little time to find some peace of mind

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Mercir sounds like Her Space Holiday on Prozac with a thin layer of the Postal Service and a titch of Bjork minus Bjork {does that make sense?}.

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The Jeunes have been the perfect complement to any indie-rock bill. The band is just the ingredient needed to push you over the edge to go out for the night...

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They played a dozen pure-pop songs that all lodged themselves in my head like Wonder bread and double peanut-butter sandwiches cemented in your craw when there's nary a drop of milk to be found.

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Ambulance LTD played a show with local bands the Turn Ons and Hypatia Lake.

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Bre looked devastating, controlled, doll-like, strong, mesmerized and mesmerizing all at once.

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