Moozik
By TDI Staff
Atoms for Peace in Boston
By Brian Patrick
|Apr 09, 2010 02:31 PM
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Thom Yorke brings his much-anticipated Atoms for Peace supergroup to Boston’s Wang Theater and delivers the sort of concert that musical wet dreams are made of.
Mike Gordon goes it alone at the Lebanon Opera House
By Brian Patrick
|Mar 28, 2010 10:21 PM
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Mike Gordon ended his weeklong tour here in the Upper Valley – a stone’s throw from where he resides in Vermont. When I arrived at the Lebanon Opera House there was the family vibe so often felt at Phish shows.
On Tap: SXSW, Hockey, Sharon Jones, Matt Pond
By Jamie Berk
|Mar 14, 2010 04:07 PM
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Lot's of fun stuff coming out of Moozik in the next few weeks (in addition to our slick redesign). Awesome bands, epic studios, Grammy winners, famous writers, cool cities, and book reports after the jump.
TDI Interview: Mike Gordon
By John Vilanova
|Feb 25, 2010 10:10 PM
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About to embark on a short solo tour, the Phish bassist talks about going it alone, growing as a bandleader, and planning for Phish's future. Gordon will be playing the Lebanon Opera House on March 14th.
TDI Interview: The Disco Biscuits
By Jamie Berk
|Feb 16, 2010 10:54 PM
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When guitarist Jon Gutwillig co-founded The Disco Biscuits in 1995, the jam band scene was just coming into itself. Now, TDI catches up with Gutwillig to talk about jam bands' current popularity, the evolution of American culture, and why, for artists willing to work, the music business has never been better.
Jack White ushers in new era of rock with debut of in-studio concert series
By Jamie Berk
|Feb 16, 2010 03:34 PM
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It was pretty rainy Thursday night in Nashville, so the quiet industrial section of town that houses Jack White's “Third Man Records” was even spookier than usual. And the walk from my car to the studio – past the Rescue Mission, in earshot of the cargo train crawling through the intersection, under the blanket of flashing blue police lights – was wetter.
Brooklyn Rocks
By Jamie Berk
|Jan 21, 2010 02:44 PM
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The White Rabbits' Stephen Patterson talks about power outages, unfair comparisons, and bringing an album to life.
Lots of music. No bullshit.
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Brian Patrick is a student in the Master of Arts and Liberal Studies program at Dartmouth, focusing on social movements and new media, and a staff writer for The Dartmouth Independent.
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