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John Tejada (Friday, Refuge)
The meticulous, melodic house master (pictured) is
bringing his all-hardware (read: MacBook-free) set to Portland for its
stateside debut. Eat your heart out, San Fra
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Reel Big Fish (pictured)Ska is overdue for another ironic revival, but until it
actually happens, the average Warped-goer is going to wonder what the
paunchy Ace Ventura impersonator playing music
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Iron and Wine (April 2004)
This was such a joyous and encouraging night in our early
days. A capacity crowd poured in, packed themselves politely into the
room, and fell into a perfect hush for t
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2NE1 (pictured)
Mysteriously quiet for the bulk of 2012,
YG Entertainment’s 2NE1 are one of a thimbleful of Korean groups to have
performed in the U.S. The group hopes to reclaim home territory
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Goudy Old Style looks pretty slick as an album font.Outdated? Psssh. Typography from 1915 is totally in right now.
“Little Lion Man” proves radio edits don’t discourage inappropriate off-air la
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“The Cuckoo,” Clarence AshleyThis is one of those grand old songs from across the seas
that is timeless and transcends the limits of our current mode of
musical thought.“See That My Grave is
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ON FRIENDSHIP
Dalai Lama: “Old friends pass away, new friends appear. It is just like the days. An old day passes, a new day arrives.”
Anthony Kiedis: “And my friend’s named Bob. Like the de
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Gazooka Bazooka
Apparently, someone or something by that name played the
Foggy Notion in March. That’s all we know, but c’mon: You’re just happy
to live in a city where something called “
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“Cinnamon Girl,” Musicology, 2004
Only Prince has the balls to steal the title of one of
Neil Young’s signature songs. Other than the name, the standout track
from his “comeback” album
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Cheater Slicks (April 12)Running on, in their words, “100 percent negative energy”
since 1996, the three-man Ohio noise machine makes howling, despondent
rock ’n’ roll that, for all its co
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