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Life and Times (Anti-)
By Peter S. Scholtes
Has any voice been done worse by production than Bob Mould's? In retrospect, the best thing about his 2005 return to guitar rock after an electronica sidebar was the Auto-Tune...
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Bsides
By Michael Roberts
Among the first original songs penned by Black Kids frontman Reggie Youngblood were birthday tributes meant to impress girls who'd gotten a rise out of him, so to...
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Film
By Scott Foundas
Writing about A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, the 2006 debut film by director Dito Montiel, I likened it to the sort of crude but fascinating object one might find in an...
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Critics' Picks
Friday, April 24, at The Lounge on Elm Street
By Doug Davis
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, if I may direct your attention to the center of the Big Top stage: Man Man's musical three-ring circus is sure to...
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Tentacles (Touch and Go)
By Spencer Kornhaber
Jonny Bell has a gullet-shredding yell that'd fit in just fine with your average hardcore outfit. But his band's music makes it tough to imagine the guy performing anywhere...
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Film
By Melissa Anderson
Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck have transformed some of the saggiest, most clichéd genres with smarts, non-screechy politics, superb acting and visual beauty. Though, on...
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Critics' Picks
Friday, April 24, at House of Blues
By Doug Davis
It's been almost five years since dance-rock band Franz Ferdinand played its great first show in Dallas.
At that time, the band appeared a distillation of smart, arty new wave...
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Saturday, April 25, at the Granada Theater
By Cory Graves
Although The Kills' Alison Mosshart has been getting loads of attention of late as the frontwoman for the new Jack White side project The Dead Weather, her full-time gig...
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Sunday, April 26,at the Palladium Ballroom
By Chris Steffen
When a band releases six albums in 10 years and fills the gaps with seemingly endless touring, at some point the quality inevitably suffers. So it's fortunate that this year's...
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Tuesday, April 28,at the Granada Theater
By Eric Grubbs
Earnest, but not earnest like a mall emo band, and punk rock, but edgier than mall punk bands, The Gaslight Anthem, which also throws a heavy dosage of Springsteen into the...
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