Guitar Center Employees Unionize in New York
Employees at Guitar Center's flagship store in Manhattan overwhelmingly voted on Friday to form a union of its 57 retail workers.
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Employees at Guitar Center's flagship store in Manhattan overwhelmingly voted on Friday to form a union of its 57 retail workers.
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If it seems as though we've been talking about the National's excellent new record Trouble Will Find Me for weeks now it's because we have.
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Everyone has their own moment: the time, personal to them and them alone, when The National connected.
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Born in 1940, Rick Nelson came from a renowned show biz family.
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17.02 We've time for one last update from Martin Chilton , who brings news that apparently the Duchess was rather useful at chess..
Read MoreWord and Film lists the literary references in Mad Men's current season.
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Consisting of two sets of brothers and a singer with a distinctive baritone, The National are not your normal run of the mill indie rock band; formed in 1999 in Cincinnati, Ohio, their album catalogue now reaches six - predominantly morose and dark affairs - with the release of 'Trouble Will Find Me'.
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"Hey Joe, sorry to hurt you, but they say love is a virtue, don't they?"
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Many people think that the key to having a successful career in music is being 'rly good at playing music.'
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Among all the new releases this week, it's hard to escape the one from Daft Punk. Their new album, Random Access Memories, is the first by the band in eight years.
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By this time, you pretty much know what you're going to get with a new album from The National.
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A pair of passes to Luke-Sital Singh (Wednesday), Sounds Of System Breakdown (Friday), Enemies (Saturday).
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A few years ago, I wrote an article on the Huffington Post explaining why I thought that legendary songwriters Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller should be Kennedy Center Honorees.
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A trio of collaborations top the New Music Monday offerings, including eruptive vocalist Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa, Bob James and David Sanborn and a pair of Genesis alumni — who offer a new take on one of the band's classic tracks.
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Born and raised in the small Ontario city of Guelph, Toronto-based Jim Guthrie has quietly made his name by making a joyful noise.
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But the only people who care about it enough to pick up a mobile and vote are kids.
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The Arts Council England has launched a new £500,000 grant to help develop the careers of new bands and artists.
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For the past couple of decades, Lisa Mychols has been very busy making music through a variety of vessels.
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When Mary Lambert was 6 years old, she taught herself to play piano and performed in front of an audience of rapt Beanie Babies.
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In the week where Daft Punk disappointed everyone except those who had no expectations, indie rock music made a quiet comeback.
Read MoreDescribed by Rolling Stone as 'the ultimate over-the-top summer festival,' hundreds of artists will once again descend upon Tennessee's Great Stage Park during the long weekend of 13-17 June following the release of Bonnaroo tickets for its 12th annual event.
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It's hard to believe but this weekend marks the 7th edition of the annual three-day music festival and celebration of Mid City. As usual, the organizers have some great music in store for you.
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The National, whose music many have labeled as gloomy, dark, and writhing with insecurities, stays the course with their latest, Trouble Will Find Me .
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The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has a new process to select artists who receive one of the nation's top arts prizes, the Kennedy Center Honors, after an outside group last year said Latinos have been largely excluded.
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The warm but haunting Trouble Will Find Me will surely cement their accession to the rock mainstream.
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Ever since he and his wife and Sonic Youth bandmate Kim Gordon announced their split in late 2011, Thurston Moore has kept his mouth largely shut.
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An obsessed Taylor Swift fan was arrested after swimming to the singer's Rhode Island beach home.
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"You get mistaken for strangers by your own friends," goes the lyric in The Nationals' song "Mistaken For Strangers." "you don't mind seeing yourself in a picture / as long as you look faraway, as long as you look removed."
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That distant mooing and hint of beef in the air heralds the coming of indie rock's latest sacred cows.
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Alone at home after dark, whatever solipsistic sentiment was developing by day takes on titanic proportions.
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Bobby Womack has been added to the line-up for Latitude Festival.
Read MoreiTunes is streaming the new Daft Punk album, Random Access Memories.
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Deirdre O'Callaghan Predictability typically carries negative connotations in the context of art, but in the case of The National , it's more about promises kept.
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"It's up for the offering, not trying to be uptight or claustrophobic and leaves you with a sense of trying to have fun with the songs."
Read MoreMusical fashions and fads may come and go, but in the end a band will always be judged solely by their songs.
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At this point, six albums in, the National are practically a genre unto themselves.
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