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The Modern Prometheus - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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And just like that, we are back in the beginning of spooky season, the 10th month of the year — ridiculously and archaically named October — the month that not only ends with Halloween, but begins with what is now the ninth anniversary of my time writing about music, politics, people and art for this publication. I’ve tried to strike a decent balance between those subjects — along with my love of cats and birdwatching — during my time here, but if you feel otherwise, please feel free to email yo
Music Tonight: Wednesday, Sept. 30 - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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Two midweek shows in Arcata to report on then I’m done until the next deadline. First up at 7 p.m. at the Outer Space, you will find Los Angeles shoegaze and pop act Young Lovers sharing the all-ages stage with indie locals Pennies for Pluto and Luna Sophia. Tickets are a negotiable, sliding scale $10-$20 at the door. Meanwhile, an hour later and a few blocks closer to the marsh, the Miniplex presents Saddle Creek Records artist Dean Johnson, whose old-school country and early rock tenor sweeps
Music Tonight: Thursday, Sept. 24 - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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In an unusual turn of events for a Thursday night, there are two crucial shows going on tonight, which can only mean one thing: The long summer idyll is over.The Miniplex is hosting Portland psychedelic country rockers Rose City Band for an early 7 p.m. show to accommodate the venue’s popular karaoke afterward ($20).Meanwhile, at 8 p.m. at the Siren’s Song Tavern, Bozeman, Montana’s garage rockers The Love Darts are teaming up with local heroes Clean Girl and the Dirty Dishes with a $5-$10 slidi
Autumn Falls - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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Hahaha well, dang. What is there to say, really? Is anyone else getting tired of these high water marks for various once-in-a-lifetime disasters we’ve been enjoying over the last decade? Not that I usually hold back too much, but I have the sense I can really let it fly these days because, well, who knows how much longer I’ll have this platform? It’s tough to imagine many touring acts sticking to the road with the kind of gas prices we’re all paying for the privilege of committing war crimes on
Music Tonight: Friday, Sept. 18 - North Coast Journal (opens the original)
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After Hours is a jazz group composed of drummer Ramsey Isaacs, pianist Matt Seno, bassist Lee Phillips and Russ Thallheimer on the tenor sax, all of whom are young and wildly talented local players. The band is starting a residency at the Arcata Playhouse tonight at 7 p.m. that will run five times on the third Friday of every month. Tonight’s show celebrates 100 years of John Coltrane, whose centennial birthday is on the 23rd of this month and coincides with the 18th birthday of young master Isa
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