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Grizzly Bear roams a wide territory (Calendarlive.com)
The Brooklyn-based band showcases shimmering melodies from its second album, "Yellow House." It's rare anymore for a band to do anything truly surprising, given how many bands there have been since the dawn of the modern pop era.
'Magnetic' to the core (Chicago Sun-Times)
In the late '90s, as the alternative explosion waned and the most adventurous rock bands once again came from the indie world, none were more exciting than those that dubbed themselves part of the Elephant 6 Recording Company.
Noteworthy new kids music (The Christian Science Monitor)
These new offerings are the cure for the common kids song.
Six Degrees Gets Closer to the Police, Beatles, & Pink Floyd with Backspin (o...
In an era of seismic shifts in the music industry, the major record companies are dinosaurs, lumbering along, slow to evolve and, perhaps, doomed to extinction.
This week's hot 5 events (Arizona Daily Star)
Limbeck brings its brand of pop country to Plush
Pop/rock: Softer Goo Goo Dolls at Alliant (The Capital Times)
Perhaps the only thing that remains childish about the Goo Goo Dolls is the name. The Buffalo, N.Y., alternative-rock trio had more of a bratty, punky edge when they surfaced in the late 1980s, indicative of the name.
Dylan film gets fab face-lift (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
Jim Musser?s weekly Music Beat column.
Day By Day This Weekend (RedNova)
By Dayday THURSDAY Let's go surfin' now, everybody's learnin' how; come on and safari with me... How can you not like lyrics like that? The Beach Boys symbolized eternal summer. Hearing their music still brings back feelings of carefree good times.
The Wrecking Crew (American Heritage)
Was Hal Blaine one of your favorite musicians back in the 1960s? How about Larry Knechtel? Carol Kaye? Oh yes they were.
Pop music ignores wedded bliss, misery (Chicago Tribune)
A look at last week's Billboard Top 50 finds plenty of songs about relationships in general, a few about dancing; there's even one about moving to Boston.
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Grizzly Bear roams a wide territory (Calendarlive.com)
The Brooklyn-based band showcases shimmering melodies from its second album, "Yellow House." It's rare anymore for a band to do anything truly surprising, given how many bands there have been since the dawn of the modern pop era.
'Magnetic' to the core (Chicago Sun-Times)
In the late '90s, as the alternative explosion waned and the most adventurous rock bands once again came from the indie world, none were more exciting than those that dubbed themselves part of the Elephant 6 Recording Company.
Noteworthy new kids music (The Christian Science Monitor)
These new offerings are the cure for the common kids song.
Six Degrees Gets Closer to the Police, Beatles, & Pink Floyd with Backspin (o...
In an era of seismic shifts in the music industry, the major record companies are dinosaurs, lumbering along, slow to evolve and, perhaps, doomed to extinction.
This week's hot 5 events (Arizona Daily Star)
Limbeck brings its brand of pop country to Plush
Pop/rock: Softer Goo Goo Dolls at Alliant (The Capital Times)
Perhaps the only thing that remains childish about the Goo Goo Dolls is the name. The Buffalo, N.Y., alternative-rock trio had more of a bratty, punky edge when they surfaced in the late 1980s, indicative of the name.
Dylan film gets fab face-lift (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
Jim Musser?s weekly Music Beat column.
Day By Day This Weekend (RedNova)
By Dayday THURSDAY Let's go surfin' now, everybody's learnin' how; come on and safari with me... How can you not like lyrics like that? The Beach Boys symbolized eternal summer. Hearing their music still brings back feelings of carefree good times.
The Wrecking Crew (American Heritage)
Was Hal Blaine one of your favorite musicians back in the 1960s? How about Larry Knechtel? Carol Kaye? Oh yes they were.
Pop music ignores wedded bliss, misery (Chicago Tribune)
A look at last week's Billboard Top 50 finds plenty of songs about relationships in general, a few about dancing; there's even one about moving to Boston.
Newsfeed display by CaRP