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Live Wired: Controversy Of Airing Festivals Online
posted: August 23, 2011
Technology is changing the world as we know it every day. We all know that new technology and advanced knowledge may lead to incredible achievements but they also result in criticism. When technology is used properly, an industry can do great things.
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Q&A With Foxy Shazam
posted: December 3, 2010
You can try, but you probably can’t put an accurate label on Foxy Shazam. Their eccentric and eclectic mix of punk, soul and straight up rock ‘n’ roll has earned the band critical praise and
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Wrapping up CMJ 2010
posted: October 26, 2010
Taxi rides from east to west side; uptown todowntown, overlapping forty- to one-hour set times in Brooklyn and Manhattan, droves lined up to see the next big thing, open bars and deeply-discounted beers”this was the
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Q&A With Circa Survive
posted: October 26, 2010
As one of the biggest names in contemporary progressive rock, Circa Survive continuously strive to do things differently. For their latest record, Blue Sky Noise, the Philadelphia-based quintet brought on a new producer, switched record
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Festivus: Farewell Festival Season
posted: August 19, 2010
August is closer to over than beginning, which means the same for summer, and this column. And while there are a few festivals left that dare to stretch their wings into the fall months”Austin City
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Holiday In The Sun: All Aboard The Bruise Cruise
posted: August 17, 2010
A funny thing happened on the way to the dive bar. Yes, the Black Lips, Vivian Girls, DJ Jonathan Toubin and others will be performing on the first-ever “Bruise Cruise Festival,” a luxury line headed
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