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Black Kids -- Partie Traumatic PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Jackie McBrien   
Monday, 08 September 2008

Black Kids
Black Kids
Catchy as hell. That's the only phrase one can use to describe the debut Black Kids album, Partie Traumatic. Armed with their trusty synthesizers, 80s know-how style and beats that will make you want to get down 'til the sun comes up, this interracial indie rock group is reviving the dance rock craze we all dearly love and miss.
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Bkd PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Jackie McBrien   
Monday, 11 August 2008
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The Thief/Tundra Toes/Father Son at The Haunt PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Sam Byron   
Wednesday, 20 February 2008

The Haunt
The Haunt

    The scene that showed up for live music at The Haunt on Friday night was a mixed one. The post-Valentine’s Day concert brought together three unlikely bands from Ithaca and from out of town. Beginning at 8 p.m., the lineup opened with local pop-rock quartet Father Son, followed by indie-favorites The Tundra Toes, and ended with The Thief, a hard-driving rock band from Wanaque, NJ. On paper, the lineup transcends genre but on stage, the three bands reminded the crowd at The Haunt that, whether it’s indie or mainstream, Rock and Roll is about dancing and having a great time.

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Arson Anthem PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Derek Flics   
Saturday, 26 January 2008

 Image What do you get when you combine the talents of Down and Pantera's Phil
Anselmo, Eyehategod's Mike Williams, and country and metal crossover star
Hank Williams III? Well, apparently the sounds of someone who ate too much
Taco Bell and has just discarded it through the rear.

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Real Be Easys not so Easy PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Olivia Rebert   
Thursday, 10 January 2008
Image Listening to the Real Be Easys’ “Lost Paradise” is like gulping down lukewarm tap water after a 5K run; it’s not great, but I’ll take it. I listened to the album for about three hours and I didn’t look at the beta disc because listening to the alpha gave me more than enough of the Real Be Easys. The album is just too nostalgic of old Red Hot Chili Peppers funk and overall it sounded like the RHCP’s self-titled first album. Remember that creepy “Mommy, Where’s Daddy?” song? Yeah, it’s like that.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 February 2008 )
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