Weekend Playlist – March 25, 2011

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Start your weekend off with a selection of music by artists featured this week on BestNewBands.com. “Outside the City” – Young Galaxy Kelly Knapp caught this stellar act at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn last weekend. Kelly wrote, “Young Galaxy’s set was pretty entrancing in a danceable way. This was a band with original synth

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Datarock Rocks SXSW!

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Norwegian dance sensation Datarock rocked Annie’s West for Sea Now (popantipop & the sea shepherd conservation society’s SXSW event!) and no one in the venue was disappointed- including myself who was uncontrollably levitated from my seat in order to join the mass amount of enthused venue occupants! Because curiosity killed the cat and satisfaction brought

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Dry The River Serenades SXSW!

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So day 198018 at SXSW and aside from wanting to amputate my feet from running back and forth between venues it couldn’t be better here in Austin!  Now any fellow musical masochist knows various tips and tricks to navigate your way through SouthBy insanity- and amidst the unavoidable chaos, sometimes you find you’ve GPS’d yourself

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Weekend Playlist – March 11, 2011

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Start your weekend off right with a selection of tunes from this week’s featured artists on BestNewBands.com. “The Dead Dog” – Portugal. The Man Monica Christoffels previewed Portugal. The Man’s set at the Snowball Music Festival in Colorado last weekend. Monica wrote, “Since forming PTM in 2004, and having lost and gained some band members

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Living Things Kick Start Their Satellite Residency!

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Living Things stormed Silverlake last night to kickstart their four week long residency with a bang, and mission accomplished.  In fact, I’m anxiously awaiting their next Monday night mayhem sesh- and I’ve made catching one of their SXSW sets a mandatory obligation! Pre-set insanity aside, Yves Berlin Living Things’ bassist extraordinaire took the time to

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