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February 17, 2011
Deerhoof's John Dieterich talks about his band's new album
Art-rock quartet Deerhoof have made a semi-brilliant career out of atom-smashing together genres, gene-splicing musical tropes, and generally just being way more interesting than most of their peers. And since they're playing the Triple Rock Social Club tonight, Gimme Noise figured this would be ... More >>
Blogs
January 3, 2011
Michele Bachmann lives in the real world: Video of the day
The president hates America. We live in a socialist state. Shutting down the government isn't shutting down the government. That's reality for Rep. Michele Bachmann. Everything else is just fantasy, she told Harry Smith on "Face the Nation" yesterday.
Blogs
December 30, 2010
10 country musicians to watch in 2011
As I culled through lists of new and upcoming releases from new and up-and-coming country artists, I couldn't help but notice a pattern: many were by women, and most of those by women who seemed to be taking country in a slightly new direction (occasionally, the "new" direction one that count ... More >>
Music
December 5, 2007
The Old, Weird America Marches Onward
Another great folk-music box targets everyday people who might even still be alive
Movies
August 22, 2007
Younger Than That Now
Only Eight Years Old, Sound Unseen Shrinks for �07, But Still Puts on the Ritz
Music
June 6, 2007
Riot Birds
England's Pipettes revisit the girl-group sounds of the '60s
News
July 5, 2006
Songs That Fall from the Sky
Meet the Handsome Family: The story of the band that forgot time
Music
January 11, 2006
No-Neck Blues Band: Qvaris
Meet the Handsome Family: The story of the band that forgot time
Movies
March 16, 2005
Event Horizon
Avant-garde auteur Peter Kubelka brings his cinematic head-on collisions to Oak Street
Music
January 28, 2004
various artists: Goodbye, Babylon
Avant-garde auteur Peter Kubelka brings his cinematic head-on collisions to Oak Street
Music
January 15, 2003
Bright Lights, Beat City
Neotropic plays for film geeks and electronica hounds alike
Music
February 20, 2002
The Mouse That Roared
James Lindbloom brings eclectic sounds to his Roaratorio record label
Music
January 23, 2002
The Age of Anxiety
James Lindbloom brings eclectic sounds to his Roaratorio record label
Arts
December 20, 2000
2000: The Year In Music
James Lindbloom brings eclectic sounds to his Roaratorio record label
Music
September 13, 2000
ESG: ESG: A South Bronx Story
James Lindbloom brings eclectic sounds to his Roaratorio record label
Arts
January 12, 2000
The Year in Film
1999 brought a cinematic bounty to the art house and the multiplex alike
Music
April 14, 1999
Reconstructing Harry
The world's most didactic DJ meets the grandfather of the American folk revival
News
December 30, 1998
Artists of the Year
The world's most didactic DJ meets the grandfather of the American folk revival
News
January 21, 1998
Time's Arrow
The world's most didactic DJ meets the grandfather of the American folk revival
News
January 21, 1998
Year of the Vulture
A Record Year: Our 13 favorite albums for 1997.
Music
December 10, 1997
Dial Tones
Bang a Gong: Harry Partch on one of his musical contraptions.
Arts
December 3, 1997
Southern Culture on the Skids
A new autobiography tells how Johnny Cash has walked the line for a disappearing country--and how that line may end with him.
Arts
April 17, 1996
Youth Against Fascism
In his new book on America's folk revival, Robert Cantwell looks at our post-war romance with the "real."

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