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Music

The Flying Dorrito Brothers play at Nick and Eddies in Loring Park Saturday night.

Puns a’blazing

by Martina Marosi
Published April 7, 2011
Four local bands who may sing softly but carry a big schtick
Danielson shine at the Southern

Danielson shine at the Southern

by Martina Marosi
Published March 31, 2011
The Christian music group comes to Minneapolis with a new lineup that includes Sufjan Stevens.
CD Roundup — Pains of Being Pure at Heart and the Mountain Goats

CD Roundup — Pains of Being Pure at Heart and the Mountain Goats

by Raghav Mehta
Published March 31, 2011
Big Apple’s adorable pop quartet offers more fuzz-filled fun while the John Darnielle makes a triumphant return to form

Movin’ on up

by Sally Hedberg
Published March 31, 2011
Sharon Van Etten returns with newfound optimism on “Epic.”
One, Two, Three, Floor!

One, Two, Three, Floor!

by Andrew Penkalski
Published March 31, 2011
Minneapolis rockers The 4onthefloor get to stomping.
Patrick Stickles, second from the left, and his raucous group of losers will open for Bright Eyes at First Avenue Tuesday and Wednesday.

The jewel of Jersey

by Andrew Penkalski
Published March 31, 2011
A&E chats with Garden State native and Titus Andronicus frontman Patrick Stickles
Off! will be performing at the Triple Rock Social Club April 3

Getting Off!

by Raghav Mehta
Published March 31, 2011
Hardcore revivalists OFF! are punk’s new hope.
Big man on campus

Big man on campus

by Raghav Mehta
Published March 24, 2011
Local emcee Big Zach colors inside the lines on his sophomore LP “Crayons”
Is this it?

Is this it?

by Andrew Penkalski
Published March 24, 2011
The Strokes’ first release in five years still leaves something to be desired.
Canada's prized indie sweethearts elaborate their hometown nostalgia on "Departing."

Second year blues

by Sally Hedberg
Published March 24, 2011
Canadian indie-rockers, The Rural Alberta Advantage return for a less-than-inspiring part two.

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