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MeWithoutYou

Benefit of the Doubt: MeWithoutYou own their spirituality.

By Randy Harward
POSTED // Jun 24,2009 - Bands affiliated with Christianity are increasingly inclined to downplay their religious side. If you're into Jeebus, you're a right-wing lunatic, a pushy, deluded, intolerant, mouth-breather without a salient word to say ...

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Bill Callahan

Mystery Man: Bill Callahan lets the music do the talking.

By Randy Harward
POSTED // Jun 17,2009 - There's no music from Bill Callahan's--you may know him better under his former "band" name Smog--13th album Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle (Drag City) on his MySpace page. Make that his "Official Fuck MySpace Page..."

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Bob Log III

Polished Turds: Bob Log III plays the blues—sans beret.

By Randy Harward
POSTED // May 6,2009 - B-movie bluesman Bob Log III speaks in a stoner's cadence, with jazzy rolls, micro-lulls and odd word emphases that recall the late great comedian Mitch Hedberg...

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Vivian Girls

The Realms of the Unresponsive: Vivian Girls say their piece in good, pithy, two-minute songs.

By Randy Harward
POSTED // Apr 29,2009 - We want a story, lest we again resort to recitations of influences heard and inferred, and a back-story anyone can get from the band's Website or MySpace page.

The Essentials

Sean Rouse

April 10 & 12

By Randy Harward
POSTED // Apr 8,2009 - Rouse's cringe humor is extra-shocking, since he looks like a returned missionary. But that's why his jokes about marijuana, racism, homosexuality and his own multiple sclerosis earn guilty belly laughs.

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Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers

Peace Party: Roger Clyne’s got what you need.

By Randy Harward
POSTED // Apr 8,2009 - In his hierarchy of basic human needs, Maslow's pyramid'the top section, above all the love/food/safety stuff, encompasses items essential to self-actualization.

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Justin Townes Earle

Son of a Sumbitch: Justin Townes Earle emerges from his father’s shadow, casting his own.

By Randy Harward
POSTED // Apr 1,2009 - Justin Townes Earle. I almost staggered right into him at the Bloodshot Records party last week in Austin, Texas, but that’s as close as I came to antagonizing the guy, or even saying hello.

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The Devil Makes Three

Satan Is My Homeboy: Impishly evil Americana band The Devil Makes Three does wrong right.

By Randy Harward
POSTED // Mar 18,2009 - Pete Bernhard and I are both getting ready to split town, both of us headed to South by Southwest, the annual Austin orgy of beer, bands and breakfast tacos—in other words, heaven.

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Drawing Crowds

Nashville’s Todd Snider has that everyman appeal.

By Randy Harward
POSTED // Feb 26,2009 - Every record I make, theres been people that strongly disliked it, says the mellow Oregonian hippie-turned-Nashvillian hippie singer-songwriter in an early morning phone call. It comes with the territory, even with concerts. You just have to accept that some people out there arent gonna like it.

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Roll Call

Dave Payne’s Old-School Tracks

By Randy Harward
POSTED // Feb 19,2009 - Paynes just not a 6 a.m. dude. Salt Lake Citys own Thin White Duke is most often out late, rocking onstage with one of several bandsRed Bennies, Glinting Gems, Ether Orchestra, Starmy and Purr Bats. He strolls casually next to Fox 13s jolly Big Budaha stark contrast to Paynes tall, lanky, blackclad figure and casual deadpan demeanor.
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