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TV on the Radio and the Phenomena of Record Store Day
TV on the Radio Week (Part 2): Record Store Day 2011 and the show at House of Blues Boston.
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TV on the Radio’s ‘Nine Types of Light’ Review
TV on the Radio Week (Part 1): Nine Types of Light is solid, and worth the listen. Or several.
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Starfucker, Champagne Champagne, and Walk the Moon at Brighton Music Hall
Starfucker was out-played by their two stellar opening bands at Brighton Music Hall Tuesday night. Here’s the review for the show.
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Sunscreen, Swimsuits and Sweet Sounds: Summer 2011 Music Festival Preview
It’s finally April, and, at long last, festival season is upon us. Soon, weekends will be spent walking/sprinting/climbing (mostly) shoe-less from one side of a field/park/street/fence to the other, clad …
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“Framing the Innocent”: Former City Councilman Speaks to Students the Night Before He Reports to Prison
Former Boston City Councilman and federal felon Chuck Turner spent his last night before reporting to prison at Northeastern University, talking on a panel entitled “Framing the Innocent”
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Russian American Cultural Club Hosts Durak Card Game Tournament
Last Thursday, the Russian American Cultural Club (RACC) hosted their sixth annual Durak card game tournament.
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Stage Troupe’s “The Last Five Years” Doesn’t Disappoint
Stage Troupe’s performance of the musical The Last Five Years will make you laugh, will make you cry, and will give all of its proceeds to Teach For America.
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Radiohead’s “The King of Limbs” Review
The King of Limbs, Radiohead’s eighth studio album, was released on Saturday (Friday) as a digital download in a precursor to the world’s first (perhaps) Newspaper Album.
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An Evening with Dennis Lehane
Author and screenwriter Dennis Lehane spoke at Suffolk University’s Modern Theatre Thursday night in a dialogue with Boston University Cinematheque curator and film critic Gerald Peary on life in Dorchester, the novels he’s written, and the films he’s worked on.
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Ishmael Rocks Mideast Upstairs
The self-described “Frippian Euphoric Post-Funk” Ishmael rocked the Middle East Upstairs Thursday night with a set the likes of which I have never heard before.
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