Phish: Undermind
Shane Handler
June 16, 2004
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Sometimes a story is over before it even starts. By the time Phish
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mellowdrone: go get ’em tiger
Shane Handler
June 9, 2004
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With its mopey vocals and multi-layered arrangements, the second EP from
mellowdrone – go get ’em tiger – is what would result if Radiohead and the Cure had a jam/writing session for a locked away weekend – or maybe an
hour. In fact, the influences are so obvious it’s hard to pin point you’re
actually listening to mellowdrone, the alter-ego of singer/songwriter/musician Jonathan Bates.
Wilco: A Ghost Is Born
Shane Handler
June 7, 2004
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Rather than focusing on Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Tesla: Into The Now
Shane Handler
June 4, 2004
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After a ten-year recording hiatus, the five piece – featuring all original members – have returned with Into The Now. With true marksmanship,
the band has always excelled with its niche of slow rockers, featuring
seasoned vocals and jubilant choruses.
Spymob: Soul Focus (John Otsby Interview)
Shane Handler
June 2, 2004
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After grabbing headlines as the backing band for N.E.R.D., Spymob has set out to establish themselves as career artists. With their debut album Sitting Around Keeping Score, the Minnesota four piece attests they are as boundary busting as their hip-hop mentors.
David Byrne 4/26/2004: Flynn Theater – Burlington, VT
Shane Handler
June 1, 2004
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Borrowing the term eclectic to describe a David Byrne performance is perhaps clich
Diana Krall: The Girl In The Other Room
Shane Handler
June 1, 2004
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Upon her recent high profile marriage to the brash pop rocker, Elvis Costell, the husband/wife team has penned six of the twelve songs on Krall
Warren Haynes: Live At Bonnaroo
Shane Handler
May 27, 2004
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Live at Bonnaroo, like the festival
Cyro Baptista & Beat The Donkey 4/19/2004: Club Metronome – Burlington, VT
Shane Handler
May 25, 2004
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Cyro Baptista and his Beat the Donkey take an art form that can easily grow tired from weeks on the road, and continually transform the stage into a lively circus atmosphere each night.
Buddahead: Crossing the Invisible Line
Shane Handler
May 24, 2004
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Hints of lyrical depth, that jumble with catchy, yet dire musicianship, summate Buddahead’s debut CD release. The first single, “When I Fall,” is so sugar coated, that images of a noisy food court and the Gap prevail.
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