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Born out of two bands -- The Secret MAchines and On!Air!Library! -- New York City's synth-dreampop act School of Seven Bells have been together for six years, but have grown with their line up changes. Originally, the project consisted of identical twin sisters Alejandra (On!Air!Library!) and Claudia Deheza and guitarist Benjamin Curtis (Secret Machines). However, Claudia left the band in 2010 ...

Born out of two bands -- The Secret MAchines and On!Air!Library! -- New York City's synth-dreampop act School of Seven Bells have been together for six years, but have grown with their line up changes. Originally, the project consisted of identical twin sisters Alejandra (On!Air!Library!) and Claudia Deheza and guitarist Benjamin Curtis (Secret Machines). However, Claudia left the band in 2010 ...

The latest edition of "Wits," the Minnesota Public Radio series hosted by John Moe, features an impressive lineup of award-winning artists.

Indie-pop duo School of Seven Bells plays Kilby Court By Sean P. Means The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 16, 2012 05:18PM MDT School of Seven Bells, a Brooklyn indie-pop duo, will perform on Tuesday, April 17, at Kilby Court, 741 S. Kilby Court (330 West), Salt Lake City. Benjamin Curtis and Alejandra Deheza met when both belonged to groups opening for Interpol — he with Secret Machines, she ...

Preteen Zenith, the new band featuring Tim DeLaughter (The Polyphonic Spree) and Philip E Karnats (Secret Machines), will release an early, limited-edition vinyl version of its debut album

School of Seven Bells is a pop-shoegaze duo out of Brooklyn that gives love to the argument that Brooklyn is the current petri dish for modern music.

Preteen Zenith, the new band featuring Tim DeLaughter (The Polyphonic Spree) and Philip E Karnats (Secret Machines), will release an early, limited-edition vinyl version of its debut album

After all the decades of young people complaining there's nothing to do here — that the McCallum and Annenberg theaters only program for old people, that stars only appear at benefits for rich people, that nightclub performers only play cover songs — maybe it's time to say, “Be careful what you wish for.”

Spring 2004 - 2012 marks FILTER Magazine ‘s tenth year in print . To celebrate, we are looking back at some of our favorite magazine features, from July 2002’s Issue #1 all the way up to this coming November’s Issue #50. Getting To Know is a section in the magazine that serves as a good gauge for our predictions of greatness. In FILTER Issue #10, released Spring 2004, we introduced Auf der Maur , Secret ...

Under a thin cloud of hookah bubbles and cigarette smoke, electronic shoegaze duo School of Seven Bells stunned Thursday night during a nearly hour-and-a-half set at Chronic Town, 224 W. College Ave.

River City Extension have set a June 5th release date for their sophomore album, "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Your Anger."