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Animal Collective's challenge to Merriweather audience pays off
They looked like tonsils, or maybe they were pincers: the tessellated structures that curved to points above the members of Animal Collective. At the mouth of the stage at Merriweather Post Pavilion were two rows of cartoonish teeth and gums. So by the...
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Older and wiser, Animal Collective returns home
The four lifelong friends of Animal Collective had spent years living apart. Scattered across the globe, from Los Angeles to Portugal, they'd collaborate through emails and phone calls, coming together only for tours. So when it came time to write...
Tags: Psychedelic (genre), Music, Dan Deacon, Jams and Jellies
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Letter: Endless complaints about Merriweather noise could spell venue's doom
I'm writing this letter in response to Jane Hanfman's June 7 letter, "Noise levels at Merriweather are decidedly uncivil." For some years now I've read, with some incredulity, letters from Columbia residents complaining about loud music at Merriweather...Tags: Music, Led Zeppelin (music group), Janis Joplin, Clarksville, World War II (1939-1945)
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Beach House: Baltimore's biggest band turns its back on fame
When Beach House, the Baltimore dream-pop duo of Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally, released 2010's "Teen Dream," the band was immediately thrust into the forefront of the indie-music world. Pitchfork named it the fifth best album of the year; Rolling...
Tags: Radio City Music Hall, Social Media, New York City, Harbor East, Tourism and Leisure
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The end of the Bridge
They didn't want it to end this way, but it will.
After 10 years, five albums and roughly 1,500 shows, the Bridge — one of Baltimore's most successful bands — will take the stage one last time on Thanksgiving Eve. Without any opening acts,...Tags: Dan Deacon, Festive Events, Jams and Jellies, Swiss Confederation, Bonnaroo
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Animal Collective's new album, 'Centipede Hz,' due in September
This isn't as surprising as it is intriguing or exciting: Animal Collective, the experimental Brooklyn, N.Y.-via-Baltimore avant-pop group, will release its next album, "Centipede Hz" on Sept. 4 via Domino Records. The album's press release was...
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Hampden: From Record Store Day to Nintendo Challenge Night, lots going on
Saturday, April 21 is one of those days where there is almost too much going on. Only almost, because in reality, I don't think it's possible for too much to be going on. All day long is Record Store Day, when a bunch of new, special release records (y'...Tags: Feist, Nintendo Company Ltd., Gaming, Otis Redding, Of Montreal (music group)
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Dr. Dog keeps its rough edges
After years of gaining fans the old fashioned way — self-produced albums, incessant touring — the time came in the summer of 2009 for Dr. Dog to graduate from low-fi psychedelic folk group to a fully formed band, with the confidence to rise...Tags: My Morning Jacket (music group), Music, Entertainment Events, Music Industry, Woodstock Festival (1969)
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November 28 - December 4 in nightlife: Erykah Badu, Ryan Adams, Avey Tare, Azita
The Baltimore SunWelcome back from Thanksgiving weekend! How was the big night? Did anyone catch The Bridge at Rams Head? Or Bob Seger the night after? The Seger show was, according to reporter Chris Kaltenbach, especially good. This week, the big shows are by Erykah Badu...Tags: G-Side (music group), Bob Seger, Dan Deacon, Ryan Adams, Erykah Badu
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All Rap Round Robin showcases 12 of the city's underground acts
The All Rap Round Robin is far from the average microphone-too-low, DJ-too-loud, consistently tardy hip-hop show.
Now entering its fifth year, the gathering of the city's on-the-fringe hip-hop acts will converge Friday night on Floristree. The event will...Tags: Billiards, Snooker and Pool, Music Industry, Wu-Tang Clan (music group), Charles Theatre
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Concert news: Ryan Adams, Avey Tare, 'Young, Broke & Beautiful,' Sting
The Baltimore SunHas Ryan Adams finally made something as good as "Heartbreaker"? That's what the early reviews are saying about "Ashes & Fire," his new album. He'll be playing material from the album on his Fall tour, which he announced Monday, the same day NPR started...Tags: IFC (tv network), NPR, Animals, Ryan Adams, Sting
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September 25 - October 1 reviewed: Kooper's Tavern, Chris Brown, Inner Harbor college nights
The Baltimore SunThis week, on Midnight Sun: Kooper's Tavern was sued by a Baltimore County man who claims the bar, and two other area bars, exposed him to identity theft. Consumer rights experts were dubious about the claim. Bourbon Street moved its college nights to...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Inner Harbor, Ryan Adams, Dining and Drinking
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