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Concert Reviews

CONCERT REVIEW: TAME IMPALA AT TURNER HALL (MILWAUKEE, WI)

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Concert Review + Photos: Robert Randolph presents the Slide Brothers, with the Otis Taylor Band (Los Angeles)

February 23, 2013Royce Hall, UCLA, Los Angeles, CAJim Brock Photography/©Eye on the Music Full Gallery: Robert Randolph presents The Slide Brothers with

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Album Reviews

REVIEW: MOTHER MOTHER – THE STICKS (2013)

Mother Mother is a tough band to categorize. The Canadian quintet incorporates an array of genre-blurring sounds into their music, and

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CONCERT REVIEW + PHOTOS: 3 BRAVE SOULS AT THE KIRK DOUGLAS THEATRE (CULVER CITY, CA)

February 8, 2013Jazz Bakery (Kirk Douglas Theatre) in Culver City, CAJim Brock Photography/©Eye on the Music Full Gallery: 3 Brave Souls, Kirk Douglas

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REVIEW: DAY JOY – GO TO SLEEP, MESS (2013)

Day Joy initially began as a project between Peter Perceval and Michael Serrin. The two friends met in college and casually

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Review: The Spinto Band – Cool Cocoon (2013)

Not even a year after their last full-length release, Shy Pursuit, The Spinto Band are right back at it with Cool Cocoon. The quick turnaround

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REVIEW: LOCAL NATIVES – HUMMINGBIRD (2013)

Local Natives have just released their sophomore album, Hummingbird, and we couldn’t be more pleased. It’s been a few years since their

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REVIEW: FRIGHTENED RABBIT – PEDESTRIAN VERSE (2013)

With songs entitled “Backyard Skulls,” “Late March, Death March,” and “Dead Now,” it seems evident that Frightened Rabbit still have some stark

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EDITORIAL RESPONSE: STOP SAYING ANYTHING ABOUT MACKLEMORE’S “THRIFT SHOP”

Brandon Soderberg’s recent SPIN.com article, “Stop Saying Nice Things About Macklemore’s ‘Thrift Shop,’” is a catching read. He describes the (currently) #1

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