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Articles by Andrew Gospe
Words like “credibility” and “persona” tend to turn up more often in
Words like “credibility” and “persona” tend to turn...
By Andrew Gospe • October 31, 2013 4:02 pm

Words like “credibility” and “persona” tend to turn up more often in discussions about hip-hop or pop than about folk…

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For those unfamiliar with the local history that inspired this festival’s name,
For those unfamiliar with the local history that...
By Andrew Gospe • October 4, 2013 9:26 am

For those unfamiliar with the local history that inspired this festival’s name, a quick lesson. In 2006, octogenarian Edith Macefield…

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Desolation and desire: Ferenzetti and Vitti in L'Avventura.Criterion
In music, humor is often ephemeral. This is...
By Andrew Gospe • September 30, 2013 3:00 pm

In music, humor is often ephemeral. This is obviously true of music-based comedy, where bands like Flight of the Conchords…

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London producer Actress has earned his abstruse reputation. Though Darren Cunningham thankfully
London producer Actress has earned his abstruse reputation....
By Andrew Gospe • September 27, 2013 12:17 pm

London producer Actress has earned his abstruse reputation. Though Darren Cunningham thankfully doesn’t indulge in electronic music’s pervasive “anonymous producer”…

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New Order was one of the most forward-thinking bands of the ’80s,
New Order was one of the most forward-thinking...
By Andrew Gospe • September 26, 2013 10:06 am

New Order was one of the most forward-thinking bands of the ’80s, blending post-punk and still-nascent electronic music in a…

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The National: Not boring.
The National is boring. Its songs are mid-tempo,...
By Andrew Gospe • September 12, 2013 1:06 pm

The National is boring. Its songs are mid-tempo, morose, and abstruse. Moreover, you’re boring if you appreciate The National’s music….

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Based on the two demos on its website, this local trio plays
Based on the two demos on its website,...
By Andrew Gospe • August 27, 2013 9:37 am

Based on the two demos on its website, this local trio plays some pretty meat-and-potatoes indie rock, but with stronger…

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The only thing that gives Bobby Long away as British is his
The only thing that gives Bobby Long away...
By Andrew Gospe • August 20, 2013 10:39 am

The only thing that gives Bobby Long away as British is his singing voice, where his accent occasionally peeks through….

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Ohio's Heartless Bastards hit the Croc tonight.
The Cat Empire This Australian sextet incorporates elements...
By Andrew Gospe • July 23, 2013 10:38 am

The Cat Empire This Australian sextet incorporates elements of jazz, Latin, reggae, and ska into its boisterous sound. Neumos. 8…

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The Uncluded
Wednesday, July 24 Dwele R&B music is understood...
By Andrew Gospe • July 22, 2013 10:05 am

Wednesday, July 24 Dwele R&B music is understood to be sultry, but the songs from this Detroit singer and producer…

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Shugo Tokumaru crafts elaborate, multifaceted songs that draw from both Western and
Shugo Tokumaru crafts elaborate, multifaceted songs that draw...
By Andrew Gospe • July 15, 2013 10:29 am

Shugo Tokumaru crafts elaborate, multifaceted songs that draw from both Western and Japanese pop traditions, and, in the vein of…

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Athens, Georgia's Futurebirds play Barboza Wednesday night. Phot credit: Jason Thrasher.
Monday, July 8 Seacats , who sound like...
By Andrew Gospe • July 8, 2013 10:13 am

Monday, July 8 Seacats , who sound like they have a copy of Weezer’s Blue Album on permanent rotation, headline…

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Tuesday, July 2  Friends & Family On its recent fussed-over debut
Tuesday, July 2 Friends & Family On its...
By Andrew Gospe • July 1, 2013 11:20 am

Tuesday, July 2 Friends & Family On its recent fussed-over debut album, Happy, Good-Looking, and In Love, this local septet…

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Tuesday, July 2 Friends & Family On its recent fussed-over debut album,
Tuesday, July 2 Friends & Family On its...
By Andrew Gospe • July 1, 2013 10:33 am

Tuesday, July 2 Friends & Family On its recent fussed-over debut album, Happy, Good-Looking, and In Love, this local septet…

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San Francisco electro act Giraffrage plays Barboza Wednesday, June 26.
Monday, June 24 Krizz Kaliko Longtime Tech N9ne...
By Andrew Gospe • June 21, 2013 12:52 pm

Monday, June 24 Krizz Kaliko Longtime Tech N9ne collaborator Kaliko’s music doesn’t stray too far from the in-your-face party rap…

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Wailing saxophone man Colin Stetson. Photo credit: Robert Nethery.
Monday, June 17 Joseph Arthur The folk singer...
By Andrew Gospe • June 17, 2013 9:25 am

Monday, June 17 Joseph Arthur The folk singer brings an elaborate effects setup to his live shows, looping guitar and…

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Philadelphia's Free Energy play the Tractor this Tuesday, June 11. Credit: Dominic Neitz.
Monday, June 10 Black Prairie This Portland string...
By Andrew Gospe • June 10, 2013 9:44 am

Monday, June 10 Black Prairie This Portland string band, which features members of the Decemberists, will perform selections from a…

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Jose Gonzalez and Junip play Neumos this Wednesday. Photo credit: Johanna Hedborg.
Monday, June 3 Sam Amidon Like Sufjan Stevens...
By Andrew Gospe • June 3, 2013 4:10 pm

Monday, June 3 Sam Amidon Like Sufjan Stevens or Andrew Bird, Amidon—who’s married to Beth Orton—decorates his folk tunes with…

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Tuesday, May 28 Kylesa Sludge metal isn't a genre known for accessibility,
Tuesday, May 28 Kylesa Sludge metal isn’t a...
By Andrew Gospe • May 28, 2013 9:22 am

Tuesday, May 28 Kylesa Sludge metal isn’t a genre known for accessibility, but this Savannah, Ga., band packs its songs?especially…

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Monday, May 20 Black Moth Super Rainbow The latest from the deliberately
Monday, May 20 Black Moth Super Rainbow The...
By Andrew Gospe • May 19, 2013 2:00 pm

Monday, May 20 Black Moth Super Rainbow The latest from the deliberately mysterious Pittsburgh psych-pop collective is last October’s beguiling…

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Monday, May 13 Maiah Manser Her songs—like “Currency,” a relatively traditional piano-led
Monday, May 13 Maiah Manser Her songs—like “Currency,”...
By Andrew Gospe • May 13, 2013 8:54 am

Monday, May 13 Maiah Manser Her songs—like “Currency,” a relatively traditional piano-led pop number, and “Little Child,” a more experimental…

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Monday, May 6  Cloud Cult: Since their beginnings nearly 20 years
Monday, May 6 Cloud Cult: Since their beginnings...
By Andrew Gospe • May 6, 2013 11:55 am

Monday, May 6
 Cloud Cult: Since their beginnings nearly 20 years ago as Craig Minowa’s solo studio project, this Minnesota…

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Monday, April 29Local Natives On January’s Hummingbird, Local Natives continues to carve
Monday, April 29Local Natives On January’s Hummingbird, Local...
By Andrew Gospe • April 29, 2013 7:34 am

Monday, April 29 Local Natives On January’s Hummingbird, Local Natives continues to carve a niche for itself among other NPR-wave…

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