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Fans of pure electropop owe it to themselves to check out Dot Dot Dot, a coed quintet formed in 2007 by members of two Chicago-area... More >>
As the old saying goes, no news is good news. However, no local news makes for a rather boring music section — or music blog, as the case... More >>
For local clubs, the week after Christmas can be rather dead. Out-of-town touring acts take a break for the holidays, while locals tend to rest... More >>
After a year off, the Matt Harnish-created A Very Bert Dax Christmas compilation is returning for 2010. A coproduction with Pancake... More >>
As this year's holiday season approached, Rough Shop faced quite a challenge: How could it top 2009, when it released the instant... More >>
This summer, the Missouri History Museum opened an exhibit called "The Americans with Disabilities Act: Twenty Years Later." When I visited in... More >>
One could say that KDHX's latest theme night, Still Be Around: A Tribute to Uncle Tupelo, is unnecessary. After all, it's difficult to... More >>
In September, Orgone opened for Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings at the Pageant. The LA band, whose most recent album is this year's... More >>
On a seasonably chilly night in late October, a black-clad crowd crammed into the Metro in Chicago. The occasion: 52-year-old electronic-music... More >>
As his fantastic 2009 Farm Aid set proved, veteran rocker John Mellencamp hasn't mellowed with age. If anything, his heartland fire has... More >>
Anyone who's seen Sigur Rós in concert will tell you that it's nothing short of a religious experience — mainly due to the primal... More >>
Underestimate Bettie Serveert at your own risk: The Dutch rockers aren't the most prolific musicians, but their sweet-and-sour indie pop... More >>
Blonde Redhead hasn't been to St. Louis since 2000, when it opened for Red Hot Chili Peppers and Foo Fighters. (Wrap your heads around... More >>
Via Dove's debut full-length, El Mundo Latino, is in line with the hurricane-rock atmosphere of its live shows. Jagged guitar riffs,... More >>
At LouFest, Carolina Chocolate Drops played at two in the afternoon to an enthusiastic, attentive audience. (This wasn't a surprise: The... More >>
Guster isn't the most prolific group; the forthcoming Easy Wonderful is its first album in four years. However, any new release... More >>
"Helloooooo. I am the pigeon who pooped all over Kings of Leon in July. Coooo. I've caught wind of the fact that the Nashville quartet... More >>
Ludo's second major-label album, Prepare the Preparations, is in stores this week. Like 2005's Broken Bride EP, the collection... More >>
At last year's Illinois State Fair appearance, Heart proved yet again why it's an unstoppable musical force. Guitarist Nancy Wilson,... More >>
On Saturday, August 28, and Sunday, August 29, the inaugural LouFest took place in Forest Park. Under gorgeous, sun-filled skies, eighteen acts... More >>
Multiday music festivals have been popular attractions for years in Europe and the UK. However, they were a novelty in America — at least... More >>
Jeff Tweedy is a busy man. In between one of Wilco's many tours, he produced (and wrote two songs for) Mavis Staples' forthcoming album, You... More >>
Lower Dens and its vocalist, Jana Hunter, record for Gnomonsong, the label cofounded by freak-folk patron saint Devendra Banhart. Yet... More >>
At this point in its career, what more can be said about Rush? More specifically, how do you sum up its 40-plus years career? Perhaps... More >>
The Wooden Birds is the side project of Andrew Kenny of the American Analog Set; its lineup also features Leslie Sisson and Matt Pond... More >>
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