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Bread and Bones, I Know Stories
Album Review
(Riptone Records) Richard Ruane, Beth Duquette and Mitch Barron have performed music together and separately as members of various bands, including Feast or Famine,…
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Math Majors
The Mathematicians, Przzy Prizzy Please at Club Metronome, Burlington, Thursday, May 22
The evening was ripe with promise as I strolled into Club Metronome, with notebook and pen in hand, and positioned myself discreetly on the club's…
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Shawn Grady, My Baby Makes Magic
Album Review
(Self-released, CD) Shawn Grady’s My Baby Makes Magic, recorded locally a year ago, features two songs employing the concept of magic as a central…
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Maneuvers, The Soothing Sounds Of Sirens
(Self-released, CD) Emerging from the vital local punk/hardcore/emo scene, Maneuvers released their debut EP, Soothing Sounds of Sirens, earlier this year. At six tracks…
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Hungrytown, Hungrytown
Album Review
(Listen Here! Records, CD) West Townsend’s Hungrytown is composed of wife-and-husband duo Rebecca Hall and Ken Anderson. The pair has carved quite a niche…
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Guagua, Psychotropical
Album Review
(Self released, CD) Featuring a plethora of talent from such notable local and regional acts as The Lazybirds, John Brown’s Body, Black Sea Quartet,…
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Y69, Because We're Low
Album Review
(Self-released, CD) Because We’re Low, from Burlington punkers Y69, is humbly presented as a burned CD. Handwritten, two-tone album art and credits — band…
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Ryan Power, Is It Happening?
Album Review
(Self-released, CD) Ryan Power is one of a handful of Burlington musicians who embodies our humble city’s musical character and spirit. An extremely gifted…
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