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Boys Will Be Wetboys
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GB Fish & Chips
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This Guardian Angel Bleeds Red
Sebastian Metz's heart is in the right place. If only his brain and body could follow.
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Rent-a-Cop
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Westfalen Hof
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Hideous Houses of Highland (9)
More is not merrier for Highland homeowners who want to stop construction in their neighborhoods.
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Rush to Riot (8)
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Juggalos Band Together at Primos (7)
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Boys Will Be Wetboys (5)
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Grand Lux Cafe (4)
What happened in Vegas should have stayed there.
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Tera Melos
Friday, April 18, Marquis Theater, 1-866-468-7621.
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Subtlety Isn’t a Strength for Does It Offend You, Yeah?
Here’s what happens when you blend the hottest sounds of the past five years into a cheeky, abrasive mix.
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Kingdom of Doom Crumbles
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The Succulent Sounds of Dark Meat
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Rock & Roll Grill
A recent benefit ends up helping no one.
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Subject(s): Nine Inch Nails
Nine Inch Nails is routinely mentioned alongside Radiohead in references to sizable stars who've made new music available online prior to distributing physical copies via time-tested methods. Nonetheless, there are enormous distinctions between their approaches.
Radiohead allowed surfers to choose the price for In Rainbows, a significant addition to its catalogue. In contrast, NIN's Trent Reznor allowed free downloads of nine tracks from Ghosts I-IV and charged $5 for digital versions of all 36 cuts — a great deal had the tunes compared favorably to his best efforts. But, no: Rather than offering fully formed compositions, Reznor rolled out a series of instrumental sketches he created with assistance from Atticus Ross, Alan Moulder and guests such as Adrian Belew. The songs are denoted numerically, which is appropriate, since they constitute often-interchangeable doodles, not major NIN works.
In Rainbows truly broke the mold. As for Ghosts, now available at retail outlets, it's a curio masquerading as a revolution.
And what would you say The Slip is masquerading as?
Comment by Tamara — May 5, 2008 @ 04:41PM