Death Cab's Latest Will 'Possess Your Heart'
                   
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npr.org     May 13, 2008          

Autumn de Wilde Death Cab for Cutie offers sharp narratives and character sketches about sad souls on Narrow Stairs. The Bryant Park Project, May 13, 2008 - Washington Post music critic Josh Freedom du Lac takes a look at the week's new album releases, featuring music from retro pop singer Duffy,... [read full story]                    


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H-Town Rock Interviews: The Midgetmen

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Welcome to our new feature here at H-Town Rock. It has been a pleasure to provide you with our weekly music calendar for the past few months, but we wanted to up the ante a bit and diversify what we’re offering to the...                    

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Jon Bon Jovi The Businessman

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Jon Bon Jovi appeared early this morning on CNBC with Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots. Bon Jovi is many things, but according to an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box," here are a few things he isn't (right...                    

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Atl Blog: I-20 Teams Up With Ludacris and Street Symphony For New Song, Rock City On BET's Rap...

sohh.com     3 hrs ago          

Written By SOHH Gyant Well known Atlanta artist I-20 is back on the scene with some new music. He and Ludacris have teamed up on a new song. And you know I got it for you below to check out. I don’t have a lot of details...                    

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The week's most promising concerts

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1 Tarrus Riley8 p.m. Wednesday, Neighborhood Theatre($18 to $25)The second-generation reggae singer (he's the son of Jimmy Riley) sets himself apart from his peers infusing his songwriting with '70s soul, gospel, and pop...                    

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