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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Soundbites: Sinister Sounds and Silver Linings | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Anybody else feeling kind of sinister lately? Maybe it’s just the start of spooky season or the promise of literally darker days to come. Maybe I’m still riding the devilish glee I derived from a nor’easter washing out Ed Sheeran’s shows at Gillette Stadium, which is New England’s special way of telling you to piss all the way off. I’m thinking we get an Ed Sheeran and Pat McAfee tour next. Boy George opener? Sweet, sweet schadenfreude aside, my added levels of wickedness might be Matt Hagen’s f
Album Review: FAZE.ONE, ‘Lacrimaire’ | Seven Days (opens the original)
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As a music critic, I find myself urging listeners to consume instrumental music more and more. Pop has made us all too dependent on human voices and lyrics to derive meaning from music. The freedom of unleashing your emotions to melodies, beats and motifs sans lyrics is a joyous and sometimes more interactive experience. Lacrimaire, the new record from Vermont native Justin Gelinas under his FAZE.ONE persona, is a riveting instrumental album of down-tempo hip-hop and heady electronica. After liv
Album Review: Ram Hatley, ‘Faithless Angel’ | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Back in 2006, Montpelier singer-songwriter Ram Hatley wrote and recorded a concept album titled Faithless Angel. It was supposed to have been his debut, but unfortunately Hatley lost the master tracks. And so the unfinished record was shelved for the better part of 20 years. Hatley, who grew up playing with the Latin-jazz act Grupo Sabor, attended Goddard College in the late ’90s, along with future Grace Potter and the Nocturnals guitarist Scott Tournet. After Tournet offered to revive the proje
Ann Dávila Cardinal Presses Play on a Punk-Rock Murder Mystery | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Elena Alteri used to be something of a wild child. Coming of age in the late 1970s and early ’80s in New York City, she experienced the highs and lows of that era’s punk-rock explosion. Now 66, suffering from tinnitus and living a quiet, almost hermit-like life in rural Vermont, Elena begins to hear the voices of dead friends after attending an art exhibit near her old haunts. These girls were murdered and forgotten in the big lights and gritty nights of the city — voices calling out for justice
The Show Must Go On for Vermont’s DJ Taka (opens the original)
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We’re a few weeks into a Burlington music scene without Radio Bean, and I’m not going to lie: It feels weird as hell, y’all. I had just gotten used to the sight of a dark, vacant Nectar’s on my downtown walk, but I was unprepared for the emotional ass-kick of seeing Radio Bean shuttered on a Thursday night. People should have been buzzing all along that block of North Winooski Ave. I should have smelled BO and weed while music wafted out the doors. But nope — no beats, no body odor, no contact h
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