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Indiana

- Source: The Line Of Best Fit

Bringing a new kind of sexy back, a stark, exposed experience in song form, singer/songwriter, and producer Indiana rips through our understanding of all that is good in the world, and in the process, shakes us to the core.

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Five songs about Margaret Thatcher

- Source: The Guardian Music Blog

Pop's relationship with Margaret Thatcher was, at best, fraught (later on today, we'll have Dorian Lynskey offering his analysis of music's fascination with her), but it resulted in an outpouring of music about her, about her policies, about what she did to Britain.

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Duran Duran Versus Japan: The Substance Of Style

- Source: The Quietus

Some thirty years ago one pop band's trajectory (which had begun several years earlier in the drab London suburb of Catford) ended, to the surprise of the listening public, on a hard-earned artistic masterstroke achieved while fractiously splitting under the strain of internal tensions.

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BrooklynVegan SXSW Wednesday day party in pics (Savages, Robyn Hitchcock, Delorean, Camper Van Beethoven & more)

- Source: Brooklyn Vegan

We kicked off our free BrooklynVegan SXSW day parties yesterday (3/13) in Austin at the Main & The Jr (aka the old Emo's location, aka 603 Red River St) with sets from Delorean, Robyn Hitchock, Savages, Camper Van Beethoven, Caveman, Braids, Maserati, Caitlin Rose, Anamanaguchi, Indians, Marnie Stern, Team Spirit, Torres, and Deep Sea Diver.

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PVT: Homosapien

- Source: Pitchfork Media

"Shiver", the first song on Australian electro rock trio PVT 's third album, begins with warm analog synth arpeggios and the vocals of frontman Richard Pike layered and detuned into a syrupy psychedelic sound that's barely human.

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Shorties (Beth Orton on Songwriting, A New Bruce Springsteen Biography, and more)

- Source: Largehearted Boy

"Sugaring season is the season when you tap the trees for sugar that turns into maple syrup. I've married someone from Vermont, so it's an expression I kept hearing, and I'm like, 'What is that? That's just so beautiful.' I like the idea it's the very, very first murmurings of spring. And I liked also the idea that sometimes you can smell that spring in the air even though it's the dead of winter; you just get that vague glimpse of it, and there's that sense of hope that it brings. I just thought, all in all, it just creates this wonderful imagery of writing songs: For me, it takes a lot of experience to make a little bit of sugar. These songs are my little bit of sugar, I think."

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TVD Live: The Make-Up at the Black Cat, 9/20

- Source: The Vinyl District

Throughout the second half of the 1990s, Washington, DC's The Make-Up left few listeners ambivalent to their highly conceptual rumination upon exceedingly energetic small-scale rock 'n' roll, the band specializing in a quasi-religious catharsis as expressed through a flamboyant combination of style and ideology.

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Men As Machines: An Interview With Officers

- Source: The Quietus

Leeds-based four-piece Officers are ambassadors for a crossover sound, blending frayed electronics with affecting rock instrumentation and ghostly ambience, tempting the listener to wish to become some sort of human/machine hybrid, just so they could make music that sounds even a little bit like this.

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Micachu & The Shapes - Never

- Source: The Quietus

"For years pop and rock thrived on a kind of energy and madness that predicted the sights and sounds of the future," chuckles Paul Morley as he slips into fourth gear.

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Bestival lines up with Stevie Wonder, a chicken shack and David Icke

- Source: Music-News.com

With an already bountiful line-up that includes headline sets from Stevie Wonder, Florence + The Machine and New Order, exclusive performances from The xx and Sigur Rós and a cavalcade of mouth-watering sets from the likes of Friendly Fires, Soulwax, Annie Mac Presents, Skream & Benga and many, many more, we have got a wealth of ace new live acts and DJs to announce, with full line-ups for Rodigan's Ram Jam and Jaguar Skills and his Amazing Friends and even a rare appearance from one of the world's most controversial thinkers!

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