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Tim & Eric's Awesome Flying Lotus Video

Flying Lotus is playing the Decibel Festival Finale show at Neumos on Sunday night.

Friday, September 26, 2008

Latest comment by: Laura Musselman: "i, personally, can never get enough of "chubbs" or whatever it's technically called. tim & eric = THE BEST. p.s. also NSFW"

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The Born Ruffians — Red, Yellow & Blue

Red, Yellow & Blue has its pot holes and blemishes, but it's one of those debuts where you know that this band has masterpiece buried in there somewhere...

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Friday, May 30, 2008

by Erik Gonzalez

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It's recommended that you see Born Ruffians tonight at Neumos

I came across the Born Ruffian's Hummingbird EP this weekend (thanks to Erik and Betsy for introducing them to me) and fell in love with the title track. Dare I say it made me oh-oh outloud?

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Monday, October 29, 2007

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Latest comment by: imaginary liz: "OK - if they've got strobe lights and freakouts - they'll likely go along nicely with those Ruffians."

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Maximo Park — Our Earthly Pleasures

Our Earthly Pleasures has its ups and downs ... but the album is a solid sophomore effort that reinforces what we already know about the band and expands it into new territory.

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Tuesday, July 10, 2007

by Erik Gonzalez

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Latest comment by: toby: "this does seem like a very underrated/overlooked record. i think the second half of the album has some really excellent songs that may especially get overlooked in this day and age where people don't seem to listen to lp's. i'm looking forward to their upcoming show at ...

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!!! — Myth Takes

Myth Takes, the first !!! album since 2003's Louden Up Now, is much more focused, concise, and above all, a real dance-pop gem that doesn't get lost in its own meanderings.

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Wednesday, April 4, 2007

by Erik Gonzalez

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Maximo Park — Missing Songs

Although Maxïmo Park are talented and their 2005 album A Certain Trigger was surprisingly good, the new compilation of rarities, Missing Songs, seems a little premature in their career.

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Wednesday, March 15, 2006

by Erik Gonzalez

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