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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 22, 2026
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Americana power couple Harber Wynn play Will's Pub show (opens the original)
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Even when Hannah Harber and Thomas Wynn have shared the stage, they’ve done so as individual stars. But in their latest turn, the first couple of Central Florida Americana have finally and formally joined creative forces as Harber Wynn. They’ve been playing out for a little while, but have only now begun to build a catalog, beginning with brand-new single “Same Old World.” It’s a honeyed Southern brew of boogie, rock and soul featuring Grammy winner Tyler Bryant that’s a promising vista into the
Animated supergroup Gorillaz kick off U.S. tour in Orlando (opens the original)
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Supergroups are almost never quite the sum of their star parts. Once in a long lucky while, however, along comes a true gestalt, a nuclear fusion that yields something truly great on its own. In the 21st century, few are better examples than multimedia phenoms Gorillaz, the once-in-a-generation alchemy of Blur’s Damon Albarn, celebrity illustrator Jamie Hewlett and a star cast of collaborators. Now, a quarter-century on, Gorillaz still remain one of the most innovative bands in pop history. Thei
Southern sludge lords Eyehategod are on their way back to Orlando's Conduit (opens the original)
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This is the kind of dream lineup you get when you play fantasy league with your hard rock. First, most discerning metalheads would agree that you swing big with Southern sludge lords Eyehategod to guarantee maximum destruction. Then you pile on Atlanta savages Whores to get really nasty with the grisliest, most bloodthirsty noise rock to come along in a generation. For velocity, it’s gotta be the blinding blend of grindcore, crust punk and death metal of brutal D.C. unit No/Más. Finally, you rou
Buzz Kull and Kontravoid bring the cold beats to Orlando (opens the original)
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At long last, we have all come to our industrial music senses again. The EBM revival is real and in full swing in the underground right now, and that makes this the ideal time for the double-headed bill of Australia’s Buzz Kull and L.A.’s Kontravoid. They’re two of the brightest exemplars of electronic body music’s new wave and have proven worthy of carrying the torch for a new, revived nation of dark dancers. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, Will’s Pub, willspub.org, $20-$25. This article appears in
Orlando singer-songwriter Claire Vandiver drops long-awaited ethereal debut, 'Evoke' (opens the original)
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Claire Vandiver exists between spaces. Musically, the Orlando singer-songwriter has been working the liminal realm between indie, pop and rock. And now, she’s also going to be splitting her physical time between Orlando and her native Nashville to maximize prospects. Over the past decade, Vandiver has steadily established herself as a promising young voice in the Orlando music scene through a steady stream of limited releases, mostly singles. But now, she’s — at last — just released her first fu
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