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- Music, April 8, 2009
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Zizek
Zoom Zoom: Argentinean DJs break barriers; beats.
- You could call Buenos Aires a late-night kind of town, sure, or you could call the American economy right now a bit shaky. Exercises in understatement aside, know this: If you were to show up at a club in the capital of Argentina at, say, 1 a.m.
- Music, March 11, 2009
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Alela Diane
Testing, Testing: Alela Diane escapes her comfort zone to be still.
- Folk singer Alela Diane Menig splits most of her time between Oregon and California, and that’s worth paying attention to because of how frequently a sense of place plays a defining role in her gorgeous songs.
- Music, November 19, 2008
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After All: Good things finally come to Georgia's Dead Confederate.
- Hard work eventually pays off—or so goes the mantra indie musicians often repeat to get through the day. nBands that have been around for years still struggle just to get a few pairs of feet through a club’s doors, and a night’s hard work can often result in barely enough cash to gas up the van and trudge on to the next venue. For Athens, Ga., band Dead Confederate, though, years...
- Music, April 30, 2008
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Music | Get Fried: Athens’ Dark Meat wants to blow your mind
- In October 2005, Dark Meat made its public debut, and what started out as two roommates steeped in rock & roll knowledge cranking out Neil Young tunes in the fecund musical college town of Athens, Ga., ballooned into an impossibly vigorous, sprawling...
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