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Falling Out if there's no Dance Dance

December 14, 2008 / 2 Comments

The New York Times had a great two-hitter of music articles this weekend: *Jon Caramanica’s profile on Patrick Stump, mainstream rock’s “most invisible frontman,” offers some great insight into Fall Out Boy and has given me even more newfound respect for the band. Even as they flirt with tasteless arena rock, the band sure manages … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: Dan Deacon, emo, Fall Out Boy, Folie á Deux, hipsters, Jon Caramanica, music, Patrick Stump, The New York Times

Bloods On Fire

October 6, 2008 / Leave a Comment

Translation = still sick. So, I’ll do a quick recap of the recent shows I saw this weekend in a spare, odds ‘n’ ends sort of way. Baltimore Round Robin Tour at MassArt, Feet Night (October 3rd) Performance Rotation: The Deathset Adventure Nuclear Power Pants Lizz King Double Dagger DJ Dog Dick Videohippos Height Future … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: Adventure, Baltimore Round Robin, Blood Baby, Boston, Dan Deacon, DJ Dog Dick, Double Dagger, emo, Feet Night, Future Islands, Height, Lizz King, MassArt, music, Nuclear Power Pants, Paradise, Pinback, Smart Growth, The Deathset, Videohippos

All The Random Stuff That's Fit

September 18, 2008 / Leave a Comment

Let’s break this down in bullet points: *TV on the Radio‘s Dear Science, has officially been released online, one week early. Who knows why Interscope made the decision, and really, who cares? You can purchase the album on iTunes or stream it for free at Lala (you must sign up first). Upon first listen it … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: Adrien Brody, Baltimore, Baltimore Round Robin Tour, Ben Kingsley, Boston, Dan Deacon, Dear Science, DJ Dog Dick, emo, hardcore, I'm Not There, Ian MacKaye, Interscope, iTunes, Juiceboxxx, Lala, Mean Magazine, Minor Threat, music, Narwhalz, P.A.\'s Lounge, Ppalmm, Revolution Summer, Somerville, The Wackness, TV On The Radio, Wham City

I'm Not A Real Dr., But…

August 22, 2008 / Leave a Comment

When approached with the subject of beloved cult band They Might Be Giants I’m usually a bit hesitant to say much of anything. I’m not much of a TMBG fan, or really a fan at all. But today when the subject came up, I bravely threw out that my favorite song of their’s is “Dr. … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: Baltimore Round Robin Tour, Bodies of Water Arts and Crafts, Boston, Dan Deacon, Dr. Worm, emo, music, They Might Be Giants, Wham City

Double Double

July 14, 2008 / Leave a Comment

In one corner, weighing in at 6 members is The Mae Shi, with support from The Death Set, at Great Scott. In the other, pulling together as a duo is No Age, with a little help from High Places and Abe Vigoda, at the Middle East Downstairs. It is a challenge to behold… For music … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: 40 Bands 80 Minutes, Abe Vigoda, art-punk, Battles, Bob Nanna, Boston, Boy's Life, Braid, Brooklyn, Cap'n Jazz, Capitol records, Chisel, Christie Front Drive, community, Dan Deacon, DC, East Coast, emo, Florida, Fugazi, Great Scott, hardcore, HEALTH, High Places, Hot Water Music, Jejune, Jimmy Eat World, Karate, LA, Lifetime, Manhattan, Mid-West, Mika Miko, Mineral, music, music industry, New Jersey, No Age, NYC, Parts & Labor, punk, scene, Shudder To Think, Sunny Day Real Estate, Texas Is The Reason, The Death Set, The Dismemberment Plan, The Get Up Kids, The Mae Shi, the Middle East Downstairs, The Promise Rin, The Promise Ring, The Smell, TV On The Radio, Weirdo Rippers, Wham City, Williamsburg area

Free the Musics

July 11, 2008 / Leave a Comment

In honor of free slurpee day, I’ve decided to do a (rather brief) post on free music. Since Radiohead’s pay-what-you-want, online release of In Rainbows last October, the idea of artists offering their albums for free has been at the forefront of almost any article relating to popularly consumed music. It could be a simple … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: Adult Swim, America, AmpLive, Antlers, Arizona, Atmosphere, Bleed American, Capitol records, Clarity, community, Daily Mail, Dan Deacon, Danger Doom, Dashboard Confessional, DreamWorks, elpuocddoeht, emo, Feed The Animals, Flagpole Sitta, Food For Animals, Forest Fire, free music, free slurpee day, Ghosts I-IV, Girl Talk, Gnarls Barkley, Harvey Danger, In Rainbows, Jimmy Eat World, Lars Ulrich, Lights In The Sky Tour EP, Metallica, MTV, music, music industry, music-sharing, Napster, New York Hospitals EP, Nine Inch Nails, Nirvana, Observer, pay-what-you-want, Planet Earth, pop culture, Prince, Radiohead, RainyDayz Remixes, Remix Artist Collective Volume 1, Rolling Stone, September 11th, Stereogum, Strictly Leakage, Survival, That's Stupid The Mixtape, The Cool Kids, The Middle, The Slip, UK

Bastards of Pop

July 10, 2008 / Leave a Comment

By now most music-loving folk are aware of the pay-what-you-want, online release of Girl Talk’s latest album, Feed The Animals. But this isn’t about that… well, it’s almost not about that. As any other savy internet users are concerned, a trio of folks hailing from the greater Baltimore/DC area new about this all to well. … [Read more…]

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