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Watch Vampire Weekend perform a new song and a classic for Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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Watch Gov’t Mule debut a slew of Jimi Hendrix covers in Chicago.
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A look at setlists from three Halloween shows of note.
Download a moe. show from 1995 in tribute to the late Larry Bloch.
Just like teenagers try on various guises in an attempt to ultimately find themselves, bands too try on different styles. And for the most part it’s a healthy sign of growth. What makes it heartbreaking is when you liked (even loved) what they were and not what they now are. And that is what made me so sad the other night at the Bowerbirds show at the Crescent Ballroom.
Diluvia, the group's sophomore release, is at least a few shades darker than Weathervanes, but preserves the oddball pop instrumentation that helped Freelance Whales stand out in a crowded New York indie scene.
