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Reaching Out To His Bass

By Sarah L. Solorzano  • 

Rewind to 1960, when rock ’n’ roll has officially blossomed into a full-grown adolescent: kicking, screaming and improperly shaking its


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Von Bondies Fight Back for the Fans

By Sarah L. Solorzano  • 

The Von Bondies have been getting more press than they are accustomed to in recent months thanks to lead singer


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Venue Spotlight

By Sarah L. Solorzano  • 

T.T. the Bear’s Place It is great to be a live music fan in Cambridge. Only one T-stop inbound to


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Inventing His Own Musical Keys

By Sarah L. Solorzano  • 

Once a year, musician and performer Leon Gruenbaum ’85 breaks his strict vegan diet by eating a slice of pizza


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Alum Nabs Emmy for ‘Simpsons’ Script

By Sarah L. Solorzano  • 

Simpsons writer Matt Warburton ’00 was sitting in the audience at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Sept. 13 when


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‘Bolt’ Shocks T.T.’s Crowd

By Sarah L. Solorzano  • 

The reviews screamed, “Loud.” The crowd was loud. But the band was louder. Fans of Lightning Bolt flocked to T.T.


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CD Review

By Sarah L. Solorzano  • 

At one point in Identity, a young woman played by Clea Duvall comments that the situation of the movie’s ten


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Indie Rockers the Thermals Take Over at T.T. the Bear’s

By Sarah L. Solorzano  • 

“Cuddly, sexy and cute as hell” is how the Thermals describe themselves. And seriously, how can a group of four


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The Prom Promises Entertaining Emotion

By Sarah L. Solorzano  • 

As far as band names go, “The Prom” is a pretty odd choice. In terms of music, the prom recalls


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CD Review

By Sarah L. Solorzano  • 

Last January, the Notwist broke four years of silence with Neon Golden, easily the year’s most coveted indie release, and

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