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Left as Rain is Right as Rain

  • Anisse Gross
  • August 10, 2009
Maybe you’re like me: someone who loves music but is at a loss at keeping up with the frenzied pace of all this awesome new music being hurled at you.…
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  • Other

What’s New with Rick Moody

  • Kevin Hobson
  • July 24, 2009
Identitytheory.com has posted an interview with Rumpus music guru and all-around literary genius Rick Moody. The Q&A, conducted by Meg White (no, not THAT Meg White), delves into the vortex…
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  • Music

When I Was Young

  • Ari Messer
  • July 16, 2009
“And he came to interview me and suddenly I felt like he was trying to corner me. ‘Oh, what’s it like being a terrorist,’ and ‘You’re just doing it for…
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  • Music
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An Imperfect Masterpiece: The Rumpus Interview with Members of Midwest Dilemma

  • Maddie Oatman
  • July 16, 2009
Midwest Dilemma’s Timelines and Tragedies combines resonant storytelling with genre-bending indie-folk music and a plethora of eclectic instruments.
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This Month in Music: A Roundup of Shit You May Have Missed

  • Melissa Tan
  • June 22, 2009
This Month in Music is exactly what it sounds like, only by this month I really mean a subjective span of recent time, and by music, I mean music I…
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  • Music

The Definite Article

  • Ari Messer
  • June 5, 2009
The Juan MacLean finally have a new album out. A much-anticipated garden of electronica songsmithing, The Future Will Come is tremendous, careful, and sleek; it will blow your little mind-feet!…
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  • Music

The Piano’s Been Drinking Decaf

  • Seth Fischer
  • May 24, 2009
I’ve heard lots of wild rumors about the musician Tom Waits over the years. The best one was that his career was an abysmal failure until he was stabbed in…
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  • Music

Nordic Track

  • Ari Messer
  • May 21, 2009
My friend Margaret has some good ideas, like DJing a monthly night of Northern indie pop. She might call it Nordic Track. That’s a perfect name, indicating how we would…
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The Rumpus Interview with Jim Granato

  • Jonathan Nathan
  • May 2, 2009
“How many people are willing to actually die for their art? I don’t know. I’m sure many are willing to take a risk and push themselves as far as they…
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  • Music

Swedish Vibrations

  • Ari Messer
  • May 1, 2009
“I got the idea to exchange each word in a poem I’d written with an emotionally equivalent sound. When I had exchanged all the words, I had made an electronic…
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The Tortuous Past of Flogging Molly

  • Jono
  • March 11, 2009
Dave King sings for Flogging Molly, the punk band of choice for hipsters and hippies, green-beer Irish and real-life Dubliners, and party people everywhere.  But did you know that he…
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I Want More Jesus: Noise Pop from Here to America

  • Ari Messer
  • March 9, 2009
Too much revelation at your indie fest? Too much Jesus? Shut up, naysayer. I want more.
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