Bobby Womack added to Latitude festival line-up
Bobby Womack has been added to the line-up for Latitude Festival.
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Bobby Womack has been added to the line-up for Latitude Festival.
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American folk icon Patty Griffin's timeless songs are "sharp character sketches whose surface modesty often belied a piercing heart" (Boston Globe) that stand among the wonders of the modern songwriting world.
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Expect to find everything from classical to rock in 181 venues across Brighton and Hove and up to the South Downs.
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Everyone uses it: locals; out-of-town vets; first timers who know, as soon as they get a taste, that they are coming back for more.
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Foals singer Yannis Philippakis has clarified his comments from last month about being bored by older bands headlining festivals by saying he "actually really likes" The Stone Roses.
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Joshua Tree National Park is a mere eight-hour road trip from here.
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"You have your three big things that you can talk about, basically, if you're going to write something that actually means something to you as a human being, which is Love, God and Death," said Sam Beam in an interview with Paste Magazine in 2007.
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In Memoriam pays tribute to those who have left this world, and the songs they left us to remember them by.
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Five Good Covers presents five cross-genre reinterpretations of an oft-covered song.
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Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part our Song of the Day podcast subscription.
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The National are the first big name confirmed for this year's 2013 North By Northeast music and film festival set for Toronto in June and they'll play a free headlining concert at Yonge-Dundas Square on June 14.
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When I first became aware of John Fahey around 7 years ago, through his connections with esoteric NYC underground improvisers the No Neck Blues Band, I had no idea that instrumental steel-string acoustic guitar music minus vocal accompaniment was something I needed in my life.
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Since the 90s, Joey Burns and John Convertino have been not only working as performers and even producers hire for many indie acts across the country but on their own have crafted albums and soundtracks of a particular blend of Southwestern American and Latin-infused folk as Calexico.
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Jim James picked a pretty lofty title for his first solo LP.
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Lots of folks know Douglas McCombs as a member of Chicago's well-loved post-rockers Tortoise, but a smaller number of listeners are familiar with his recordings under the name Brokeback, a hype-resistant and consistently interesting project that hasn't released a record in a decade.
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I missed much of the opening set by tour-mates, Bahamas , but their set had the crowd shouting and yelling its approval.
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The lights went out last time Calexico visited Los Angeles.
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Last time we heard from Brokeback , on the 2003 album Looks at the Bird , they sounded positively alien.
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A while back I saw Omar Velasco perform a set out at The Central , and I had the kind of immediate reaction that makes discovering a new artist a big part of the fun of the current music scene.
Read MoreA love song to San Francisco delivered on a hot plate of raucous rock 'n' roll, Temple Beautiful is instantly catchy.
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Well, it's 2013 and we survived yet another holiday season, and the predictions of the Mayans.
Read MoreNate Hall – A Great River (Neurot) – The voice of U.S. Christmas released his first solo album this year, proving that he's more than just a guy who wails over damaged, deafening psychedelic swamp blues.
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For the rest of the year, we'll be spotlighting our KEXP DJs Top Albums of 2012, leading up to our 2012 Top Album Countdown , as voted on by our listeners!
Read MoreJust in time for the holidays, here is the 10th annual list of music that you may have missed and might like.
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Admittedly, I haven't heard the new Cat Power album yet, but I don't know if I can imagine a song released this year more heartbreaking than "Cored to Empty," the fourth track on Giant Orange, the new Cheap Girls album.
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This was a keeper in it's original iteration and it's flame only burns brighter on this re-release which includes additional tracks of goodness.
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Again the Monday residencies take center stage tonight as, for free, you can take in Superhumanoids with VUM at The Echo , Kera and the Lesbians (at right) and Summer Twins at Bootleg and Last in Class with Mia Doi Todd and Henry Wolfe at The Satellite.
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"While you," Severin means me "are starting this, can I take a picture of you" meaning Joey and John, "in front of this amazing hunting thing?"
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Calexico with The Dodosat Royale in Boston, on Wednesday, October 10, 2012.
Read MoreJohn Darnielle of the Mountain Goats talks songwriting with the Ithaca Times.
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'CHRISTMAS RULES', a deliciously diverse collection of seasonal music featuring an array of glittering contributions from across the musical spectrum, will be released by Hear Music/Concord Music Group on November 5th, 2012 outside of North America.
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Joey Burns of Calexico is talking to me on the phone from a busy London street after his band played a small gig in Rough Trade Record Shop. "I know that we're kind of under the umbrella of Americana over here, and even in the States, but those bands that I like under that category like Will Oldham or Bill Callahan really challenge that identity and themselves as well as the kind of people that like Johnny Cash. You need that edge and that element of chaos."
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As you can see above, Emceez Ansari is really good at photoshopping Aziz Ansari 's face into album covers.
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Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part our Song of the Day podcast subscription.
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Unless you're Sterling Archer or Top Gun's greatest fan, chances are you don't opt to sing or listen to Kenny Loggins ' "Danger Zone" all that often.
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Of all the revivalist sounds which have surfaced in indie music over the past ten years, I must admit, 1970s inspired lounge music was way, way, way down the list of styles I have been eagerly awaiting a comeback for.
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Not many bands are so strongly defined by their geographical origins as Calexico.
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This is no slight on frontman Joey Burn's vocal abilities, just as sign of how Tucson, Arizona's Calexico have matured as a band.
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