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Rock Radio Mega-Shows 2007: Alicia Keys, the Killers and Fall Out Boy Play Holiday Gigs: Paramore, Modest Mouse, Spoon, Linkin Park and More Heat Up New York and L.A.Mon, Dec 17 2007 09:36 PST
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Published: 2007-12-21
Provider: Rolling Stone
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Rock Radio Mega-Shows 2007: Alicia Keys, the Killers and Fall Out Boy Play Holiday Concer: Paramore, Modest Mouse, Spoon, Linkin Park and More Heat Up New York and L.A.Mon, Dec 17 2007 09:36 PST
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Published: 2007-12-19
Provider: Rolling Stone
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Radio-station bash rocks hardMusic & nightlifeIf Santa wants to up his teen cred, here's hoping he was somewhere in the Deck the Hall Ball mosh pit Thursday night, earplugs in. Thursday night's six-hour, six-band...
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Published: 2007-12-07
Provider: Seattle Times
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Modest Mouse Unveils More Live DatesModest Mouse must be drawn to the cozy and confined space of the tour bus. The band has announced even more tour dates, after already touring heavily throughout 2007 to support
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Published: 2007-09-21
Provider: Artist Direct
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Download Festival will upload fansMusic & nightlifeLanding the weekend before Bumbershoot and just three months after Sasquatch, Download Festival's inaugural appearance at the Gorge Saturday...
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Published: 2007-08-23
Provider: Seattle Times
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Spoon - Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Artist: Spoon Review: After a rocky start ? two so-so records followed by a major-label dumping ? Spoon have been on a modest roll for the past half decade, turning out three good-to-great albums between '01 and '05 that dramatically beefed up their fan base. Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga might be Spoon's commercial breakthrough, doing for them what Good News did for Modest Mouse, but for certain it's one of the Austin, Texas, trio's finest records. It sounds like Spoon: spiky, painstakingly detailed songs that deliver indie-pop... Rating: 4 Stars
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Published: 2007-07-19
Provider: Rolling Stone
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Seventy-Seven Drummers Rock Out With The Boredoms In New YorkThink Spinal Tap had a few drummers? Legendary Japanese noise-punks the Boredoms brought seventy-seven of them together in a Brooklyn, New York park on Saturday for a July 7 event dubbed 77BoaDrum. Andrew W.K., Modest Mouse percussionist Andy McLeod and Lightning Bolt’s Brian Chippendale were among those that participated in the two-hour drum-a-thon, which was far from a cacophony of disorganized sound: The piece was intricately composed and the drummers were physically arranged like a coiled snake. Watch out for an even more ambitious performance next summer, to mark 8/8/08. [photo courtesy of Jane Lerner]
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Published: 2007-07-10
Provider: Rolling Stone
Keywords: Rock News
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Modest Mouse Added To O2 WirelessModest Mouse and the Thrills have been added to the ever-expanding line-up at the O2 Wireless Festival.Johnny Marr's new band scored a numbe
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Published: 2007-05-26
Provider: Contact Music
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