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You could tell early on that Thursday, September 29 at the High Dive was going to be a unique night. The usual "fratty" milieu was…
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You could tell early on that Thursday, September 29 at the High Dive was going to be a unique night. The usual "fratty" milieu was…
"But aren't jokes, in a sense, the primal form of Wisdom?" --Thomas Disch The first time I ever saw David Drury perform was when he…
Young Tim Fite's debut was heralded by the press as label Anti's first "country/hip-hop" signing, but like most great things, there's more to it than…
"She's been dancing in a topless bar. And she's been doing well so far." ("Black & White Eyes") Like countrymen Nouvelle Vague, Syd Matters singer/songwriter…
Supergrass began their career as an utterly refreshing blast of weed-choked breath in the face through the dreary post-grunge years with such bubbling pop bong-hits…
The twenty-seven year old Fullerton, CA-based singer-songwriter Richard Swift played Seattle with the Brian Jonestown Massacre in early September (2005), and I'm sure that many…
If only Vashti Bunyan had swallowed fistfuls of barbiturates from a goblet of bourbon and curled into a little ball on burgundy silk sheets in…
I've never heard the band Wimbledon, but now I've heard where they came from. Earl Muehlenbach was the singer and bass player for them for…
For underground pop fans, particularly those of the pleasing New Zealand psycho-geography, it might come as quite a shock that The Bats have a new…
We all want to get to know a guy like Benji Cossa: the funniest guy at the party, full of love and cheer and quick…