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Coachella builds a sweaty buzz over three days in the California desert

Coachella builds a sweaty buzz over three days in the California desert
Tough acts to follow
By MICHAEL MAROTTA | April 22, 2011

Review: Hanna

For some reason, teenage and pre-teen girls have become the new action hero.
Relentless tween assassin
By PETER KEOUGH | April 08, 2011

The Chemical Brothers | Further

Astralwerks (2010)
Astralwerks (2010)
By MIKAEL WOOD | July 09, 2010

Despite last month's record sales (the lowest since anyone's been keeping track), some artists still don't get the picture: nobody wants music anymore .
Music you don't want
By DAVID THORPE | June 18, 2010

Quitters, tinklers, tacklers, and whoppers

David Berman of Silver Jews intends to quit the music biz and concentrate on writing prose, says a post on the Drag City Web site.
The Big Hurt: Music news in brief
By DAVID THORPE | February 02, 2009

Nervous energy

“If I actually stopped to think about what’s going on, I’d probably shit myself,” says James Rushent, singer/bassist for UK electro-rock quartet Does It Offend You, Yeah?
The unlikely rise of Does It Offend You, Yeah?
By MICHAEL ALAN GOLDBERG | August 26, 2008

The French are coming

The launch of an extensive North American tour sponsored by MySpace that comes to the Paradise this Saturday.
Justice and Busy P bring the Ed Banger sound to Boston
By BEN WESTHOFF | March 10, 2008

Sound and silence

The RISD exhibit reminds us that filmmakers at the forefront of the medium have been consistently drawn to the novelty of the medium.
Old and new images meet at the RISD Museum
By GREG COOK | September 18, 2007

Mint Julep and the Masters

DJ nights aren’t all for wylin’ out, sweaty dance floors, and scandal. The Masters, "Wednesday Night Live featuring Talib Kewli" (mp3)
French pop, hip-hop, and Ryan Durkin
By DAVID DAY | July 10, 2007

The late show

Boston lives after 2 am. It’s just a different city, more of a landscape than a community. Audio Slideshow: Allston, 2 to 6 am Audio Slideshow: Cambridge, 2 to 6 am Audio Slideshow: Downtown Boston, 2 to 6 am
Boston, from 2 am to 6 am
By CAMILLE DODERO, MIKE MILIARD, AND WILL SPITZ | January 31, 2007

Various Artists: Accepted: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

The Pixies kick things off with, appropriately, “U-Mass,” and an A-list of alterna-indie artists (Modest Mouse, Le Tigre, Weezer, Ryan Adams, the Chemical Brothers with Beth Orton) all provide top-notch if familiar cuts.
Shout Factory/Universal
By MATT ASHARE | August 15, 2006

Potvin's luck

DJ Michael Potvin is many things to many people.
C440r’s DJ breaks out; DJ On&On strikes gold
By DAVID DAY | June 08, 2006

Spring break

Spring rules
The best of what's to come in March, April & May
By WILL SPITZ | March 09, 2006

Animal Collective

They may call each other Panda Bear and Geologist, but these boys can kick out the wibbly-wobbly jams.
The Woodland Bop
By JAMES PARKER | February 27, 2006

Beth Orton

Over the past decade, British songstress Beth Orton slowly shed the electronic ornaments that marked her early collaborations with big-beat biggies like William Orbit and the Chemical Brothers.
COMFORT OF STRANGERS | Astralwerks
By SIMON W. VOZICK-LEVINSON | February 22, 2006

The breaks

Breakbeat has a new home in the Hub: Wednesdays at the Phoenix Landing.
'Tension’ stresses breakbeat; 'Marinate' brings the indie
By DAVID DAY | February 14, 2006

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