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Photos: The Low Anthem at Old South Church

By BRAD MINTZ | March 8, 2011

The Low Anthem at Old South Church
Photo: BRAD MINTZ

The Low Anthem celebrated the release of new album Smart Flesh at Old South Church in Boston | March 4, 2011
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Providence Student Survival Guide: List of lists
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Beady Eye's eagerly awaited debut represents Liam Gallagher's uninspiring foray into the spotlight without Noel, his battle-weary brother and Oasis's chief songwriter.
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It's weird to write about a guy who operates this close to the classic singer-songwriter template and not even consider the lyrics.
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Providence Student Survival Guide: List of lists
It's back-to-campus time. You've got shopping lists, book lists, syllabi, class rosters, and Facebook. Who would possibly think you could handle more lists? We would, that's who.
Beady Eye | Different Gear, Still Speeding
Beady Eye's eagerly awaited debut represents Liam Gallagher's uninspiring foray into the spotlight without Noel, his battle-weary brother and Oasis's chief songwriter.
Kurt Vile | Smoke Ring For My Halo
It's weird to write about a guy who operates this close to the classic singer-songwriter template and not even consider the lyrics.
Radiohead | The King of Limbs
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Buffalo Tom celebrate 25 years of rock
"If you'd told me 10 years ago I'd be here playing with Buffalo Tom, I wouldn't have believed you," Mean Creek's Aurore Ounjian sheepishly offered up last week at ZuZu, moments before her band closed out a stripped-down, five-song set with a cover of Buffalo Tom's "Would Not Be Denied."
Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears | Scandalous
The soul revival has been going on long enough now that maybe it's a not a bad idea to stop calling it a revival at all.
Obits | Moody, Standard, and Poor
Rick Froberg's co-workers have no idea how much he hates his office job and the people around him
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I know what you're thinking: Is Those Shocking, Shaking Days: Indonesian Hard, Psychedelic, Progressive Rock and Funk 1970-1978 really as mind-bendingly, earth-shatteringly, consciousness-alteringly awesome as its title would suggest? Abso-fucking-lutely.
DevilDriver | Beast
Would it be blasphemous to compare DevilDriver with the almighty Pantera? Sure, perhaps. But the only reference for the bludgeoning brutality of Beast is the latter days of the Texas-based metal militants and their pushing of the envelope into breakneck energy, aggression, and power
A triumphant Reks returns home after a Euro blitz
Thank the good lord Nas for Europe. Say what you will about their snotty languages and odd sneakers, young people in urban Denmark, France, and Germany have kept sophisticated hardcore hip-hop alive, allowing savants like Lawrence native Reks to win a slice of the success that he deserves.
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It's tough for a band nearly 30 years into their singularly influential career not to dissolve into an adjective. But R.E.M. have taken their moniker on quite a musical journey.
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