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Aftermath: A Lesson In Emotional Violence With Taking Back Sunday at House of Blues

By Kim Douglass
Dec 2, 2009

"It's going to be so different without Fred," that's all he kept saying as we entered downtown. "Who?" was the response he got in return. "Fred...I can't pronounce his last name, but he was the lead guitarist, you can totally tell which songs he wrote in comparison to the others,...
Aftermath: Feels Like the First Time With Widespread Panic and the Allman Brothers at the Woodlands

By Kim Douglass
Oct 19, 2009

There are few experiences in life that act as true rites of passage: Learning to ride a bicycle or drive a car, or that first kiss with that special post-pubescent someone. Then there's virginity, both the kind that gets lost in between the sheets and the kind that takes place...
Aftermath: Still More Summer Fest at Eleanor Tinsley Park

By Kim Douglass
Aug 10, 2009

Summer Fest paid out much more than necessary over its two-day span, offering local artists the chance to take the same stage as major artist and, rather than be treated like small opening acts by an unknowing crowd, some audience members knew the words to their songs better than to...
Things to Do This Weekend If You're (Almost) Broke

By Kim Douglass
Aug 7, 2009

Generationals, Floating Action. 5:30 p.m., Cactus Music. Free. Molly & the Ringwalds celebrate six years of "Time After Time" and "Livin' on a Prayer" at the Continental Club. 6 p.m., free. The Brilliance of Suffering, Vehement, Sinister Minister, A Cyanide Suicide, Based on Death, My Ending Farewell, 7 p.m., Meridian...
MP3 of the Day: Ghost Town Electric

By Kim Douglass
Aug 6, 2009

Rocks Off amuses ourselves at the office in many ways. We drink during the day, take long lunch breaks and listen to our music really loud, breaking any kind of cubicle etiquette. We're kidding, mostly, but one of the latest bands we've added to our desktop mix is Ghost Town...

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