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Soundtrack of Our Lives, live at the Paradise, March 9, 2009

By CHRISTOPHER HUANG | March 12, 2009

Soundtrack of Our Lives, live at the Paradise, March 9, 2009
Photos by Christopher Huang
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Review: Julian Casablancas at the Paradise
Casablancas's solo debut, Phrazes for the Young (RCA), is a bizarre and twisted romp through sophisticated musical stylings that, especially in a live setting, sound light years away from the compact garage minimalism of early Strokes. This was evident from the first notes of the show.
Photos: Garbage at The Paradise Rock Club
Garbage played The Paradise Rock Club on Saturday, May 26, 2012.
Photos: Bob Mould + Cymbals Eat Guitars at Paradise Rock Club
Cymbals Eat Guitar + Bob Mould played Paradise Rock Club on Monday, September 10, 2012.
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Review: Julian Casablancas at the Paradise
Casablancas's solo debut, Phrazes for the Young (RCA), is a bizarre and twisted romp through sophisticated musical stylings that, especially in a live setting, sound light years away from the compact garage minimalism of early Strokes. This was evident from the first notes of the show.
Photos: Garbage at The Paradise Rock Club
Garbage played The Paradise Rock Club on Saturday, May 26, 2012.
Photos: Bob Mould + Cymbals Eat Guitars at Paradise Rock Club
Cymbals Eat Guitar + Bob Mould played Paradise Rock Club on Monday, September 10, 2012.
A Place to Bury Strangers | Onwards to the Wall
Onwards to the Wall clocks in at 16 minutes and 35 seconds, and it could shatter into smithereens at any moment.
Human touch
“Get me something to stop the bleeding!” were the first words to come spilling out of David Yow’s mouth as his recently reunited Jesus Lizard tore into the first song of their triumphant set last Saturday night at the Paradise.
Punk wreck
Guitar punk rock has a long and, frankly, dull history.
French tickler
"The French language is perfect for talking about sex," muses hirsute Parisian singer and electronic-musician Sébastien Tellier.
Swede relief
“It’s great to be back here,” intoned lead Soundtracker Ebbot Lundberg, looking not completely unlike Brendan Gleeson unconvincingly playing St. Francis Of Assisi.
Passion Pit | Manners
Long have we at the Phoenix trailed the spark as it crackled down the winding wick toward the ostensible powder keg of this, Passion Pit's first full-length release. And why not?
Review: La Roux at the Paradise
"I could have been singing this at the Grammys — but I'm here with you tonight," declared Elly Jackson, the public face of La Roux, with a detectable dash of annoyance folded into several dollops of playful sarcasm.
Review: Rogue Wave at the Paradise
On the first stop on their first tour in almost two years, Rogue Wave bounded onstage with what can only be called sheer delight, greeting the crowd like old friends they were pleasantly surprised to run into.
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