Music Features
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Obsessions and Lamentations #17 - Facebook Edition
Anybody else out there hate Facebook?
Alan Shulman considers... -
Way Out West Festival 2010
Sweden's Way Out West is quickly establishing a reputation as one of Europe's premier festivals. This year's line-up included The National, Pavement, M.I.A, Wu Tang Clan and LCD Soundsystem.
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Live: Phosphorescent at Scala, London
With support from Caitlin Rose and Timber Timbre, Phosphorescent bring their unique brand of alt-country to London.
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The Bursting of the Dam - A Look into Soundtracks of Indie Films
Are alternative soundtracks being used to enhance the hipster credentials of so-called "indie" films or are they integral to bring further weight to the screenplay? Daniel Dylan Wray takes a look at a growing trend
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Debate Series #3: The Beatles
In the latest of our debate series, two No Ripcord writers take on the most sacred of sacred cows, the Hey Jude hitmakers themselves, The Beatles.
Click! I need somebody. Click! Not just anybody... -
What's the Rumpus? #1 - Beat on the Brats
In the first of a new series on film, Joe Gastineau examines the post-heyday careers of the 1970s enfants terribles of cinema: Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese.
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Siren Music Festival
The Village Voice's annual Siren Festival is about the only opportunity for New Yorkers to get a taste of summer festivals. Thank goodness it was rad then, huh?
Baxter Lehman recaps seven hours in scorching heat... -
Tokyo Police Club (Interview)
Tokyo Police Club are back with a new album, Champ, and recently caught up with Joe Rivers to talk music, plans for the future and Teri Hatcher
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Dan Deacon plays Red Hook
Free music, a stunning performance, and real grass all in New York. What more can you ask for?
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Obsessions and Lamentations #16 - Fame Whores Edition
Maybe all that Lohan stuff we laugh at hits too close to home
Alan Shulman on the media circus...