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Returning to the banks of the San Marcos River, Float Fest continues to be a popular way to beat the brutal Texas summer heat with some tubing and some tunes... -
Pitchfork’s annual something-for-everyone summer festival in Chicago’s Union Park was on point again this year, with a lineup reflecting the genre-blind appreciation for good music that one can expect from the original record store connoisseur of independent music.... -
SXSW 2016 began in earnest on Hump Day.... -
Two characteristics about Neon Indian stand out: the decidedly hazy, lo-fi sound, and the way that the vocals are often so casual and buried in the mix that you could mistake them for someone reading to themself in the next room. ... -
Central American wunderkind Alan Palomo headed down under to Brisbane. ... -
Fun Fun Fun Fest was, in fact, fun. #FFF6, dubbed the "darling" of indie music festivals, put on its big boy pants for its sixth anniversary Friday-Sunday, November 4th-6th.
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At Hofstra University, the folks at Noisey and VICE hosted Neon Indian & Kreayshawn. ... -
It was set to be a whole day of peace, love and rock ‘n’ r... Well not exactly, but Governors Island was hosting its first festival of the summer, Governors Ball. The ferries were on the starting blocks,...
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The fifth annual Pitchfork Festival, held in Union Park, Chicago, turned into a three-day heat-fest, testing the resolve and endurance of indie rock fans who had been driven there by the promise of seeing and hearing quite a...