Video: Eleanor Friedberger – Stare At The Sun
Jeffrey Greenblatt
April 12, 2013
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Eleanor Friedberger of Fiery Furnaces shares the music video for the lead single off her new solo album
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Televised Tune: Shuggie Otis on Jimmy Fallon
Scott Bernstein
April 12, 2013
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Shuggie Otis on Fallon, Big Day Out on Palladia, John Legend and The Roots on Austin City Limits and more music on TV this weekend
Charlie Hunter/Scott Amendola: Billsborough Music Hall Hillsborough, NC 4/5/2013
Bryan Rodgers
April 12, 2013
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Any music fan with knowledge of San Francisco’s turn-of-the-nineties “acid jazz” scene knows that Charlie Hunter and Scott Amendola share a lengthy and profound musical history. From the much-loved T.J. Kirk project to several of Hunter’s own records and other one-off collaborations, the pair has met frequently in their orbits through the music industry. In October 2012, they released a duo album (Not Getting Behind Is The New Getting Ahead) and they’ve been touring behind it since. Billsborough Music Hall in Hillsborough, NC (just outside Chapel Hill) hosted Hunter and Amedola on a bustling Friday night and found the pair in a loose, jovial mood.
Stephen Stills: Carry On (Box Set)
Doug Collette
April 12, 2013
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With 82 tracks carefully collated over four CDs with a triple fold package designed to hold them (alongside the accompanying 116 page booklet), the Stephen Stills anthology Carry On is borderline cumbersome but ultimately enlightening, as much perhaps for the light it sheds on such history-spanning collections as on this particular artist. Like any great album, the continuity of the vivid graphic design of Carry On mirrors that of the music inside.
Cold War Kids : Dear Miss Lonelyhearts
Jeremy Lukens
April 12, 2013
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Dear Miss Lonelyhearts, CWK's fourth release, finds the band continuing to look forward rather than imitating their older music. Once again, the album is too slick, with only hints of the grungy garage minimalism of their grand debut Robbers & Cowards. The good news is that they pull off the pop music much better this time. Yes, the drums are played in time, Willet’s vocals are in key, and the songs are more streamlined and predictable, but at least this time they have hooks. At least this time around, the pop songs are interesting.
Railroad Earth & Bruce Hornsby Join Up For Summer Tour
April 12, 2013
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Railroad Earth and Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers will join forces this summer for a string of dates along both coasts. Being dubbed as the “Noise of the Earth Tour,”
Blitzen Trapper To Reissue Debut Album As Deluxe Edition For Record Store Day
April 12, 2013
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In celebration of its 10th Anniversary, Blitzen Trapper are set to reissue their eponymous 2003 debut album for Record Store Day on Saturday, April 20th. Blitzen Trapper Deluxe Reissue will
Pro-Shot Video: My Morning Jacket – Atlanta – April 5th
Scott Bernstein
April 11, 2013
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Watch My Morning Jacket’s blockbuster set from Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta
Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration – Complete List of Dates
Scott Bernstein
April 11, 2013
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After an additional show has been added, the Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration full schedule has been released
Furthur @ The Cap: Re-Release and Aftershows
Scott Bernstein
April 11, 2013
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Tickets for each Furthur show at the Cap will be re-released tomorrow and word of the Jay Lane-led aftershows near the venue
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