3. CocoRosie : Grey Oceans (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Jonathan Byram Grey Oceans is full of pretty melodies, interesting
arrangements, and lyrics whose poetic depth is stronger than most in popular
music of any kind.
4. Colin Hay (Reviews/Concert Reviews)
Author : Lloyd Epperly Colin Hay was scheduled to perform a solo acoustic concert, but what transpired was
a hilarious evening of storytelling, interspersed with songs.
6. Carney : Mr. Green, Vol. 1 (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Jonathan Byram L.A. band Carney released their epic, vaudevillian rock
sound to the world on their debut album entitled Mr. Green, Vol. 1.
9. Casiotone For the Painfully Alone (Reviews/Concert Reviews)
Author : Jayne Yong Casiotone For the Painfully Alone hit
D.C.'s most intimate venue, Black Cat.
10. Caribou (Reviews/Concert Reviews)
Author : Michelle Heighway Caribou are moving in a slick
danceable direction that borrows more from dub-step and techno.
A somewhat sleepy Schuba's Tavern played host
to Norwegian quintet Casiokids.
Reaping the upside to being a 'cult' band.
Grey Oceans is full of pretty melodies, interesting
arrangements, and lyrics whose poetic depth is stronger than most in popular
music of any kind.
Colin Hay was scheduled to perform a solo acoustic concert, but what transpired was
a hilarious evening of storytelling, interspersed with songs.
It was truly a parade when CocoRosie took Portland.
L.A. band Carney released their epic, vaudevillian rock
sound to the world on their debut album entitled Mr. Green, Vol. 1
Swim's nineties revival isn't the sweet sixties of Andorra, but is still welcome.
Casiotone For the Painfully Alone hit
D.C.'s most intimate venue, Black Cat.
Caribou are moving in a slick
danceable direction that borrows more from dub-step and techno.
Another Swedish songstress? A better Swedish songstress...
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