Music

Richard Marx begs Minnesota's forgiveness

Singer-songwriter Richard Marx was the first solo artist to have his first seven singles make the top five on the U.S. Billboard charts.

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"Project, Project": Wall-to-wall multimedia stimulation

Nobot. Photo by Jason Schumacher.

On Saturday, the Kitty Cat Klub will be the site of the inaugural Project, Project, an immersive, multi-sensory aesthetic experience featuring work froMORE »

MUSIC | Cloud Cult on the Bowery

NEW YORK CITY—One song deep into the set at the Bowery Ballroom and Craig Minowa leans into the mike, his signature green visor with eyes stenciled into theMORE »

MUSIC | Mighty Fairly rock out with their rooster out

Minneapolis indie rock band Mightly Fairly released their new disc, Big Words and Power Chords, last Friday with a CD release show at Bunkers.MORE »

MUSIC | Western Fifth's Ryan Holweger stands like a thief

Ryan Holweger is the singer and principal songwriter for the alt-country band Western Fifth.MORE »

AIDS vs. anorexia vs. indie rock

by David de Young, HowWasTheShow Blog • 11/21/08 • This is the tail end of Lamb Lays With Lion's The Little Skeleton That Could Not, which was presented Thursday night at the Hexagon. MORE »

MUSIC | "My guitar's an asshole!": Holly Golightly and the Brokeoffs at the Entry

Holly Golightly. Below: Delaney Davidson. Photos by Jon Behm.

Holly Golightly and the Brokeoffs (London-based Holly Golightly and Lawyer Dave) hit the 7th Street EntryMORE »

MUSIC | Bill Mike on music and money: "Same shit, different system"

When I first heard the Bill Mike Band’s first CD Better News, I was blown away by the furious grooves, tight yet somehow off-the-wall guitar playing, and the melodic vocals.MORE »
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