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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Music

Authentically autumnal audio

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published September 11, 2003

As the skies over our northern town darken through the always short-lived autumn into winter, temperatures no longer register in healthy double-digits. Music that lightened the summer's breezy, sticky...

Confusion never sounded so sweet

by Jenny Phan
Published September 11, 2003
Local musician Matthew Inkala takes listeners on a perplexing but rewarding musical journey.

One time through is all you’re going to get

by Keri Carlson
Published September 11, 2003
Despite lacking lyrical repetition, Q and Not U keep the dance floor in motion.

Stars in their pockets

by Keri Carlson
Published September 11, 2003

The Twin Cities music scene adored The Plastic Constellations. With a reputation for gleefully jumping up and down at shows to their quirky indie-rock and lead singer Jeff Allen's vocal similarity to the...

Pitch in where you can

Published September 4, 2003
New local music for the times when your emotions overwhelm you.

Battle for the planet of the beats

by Keri Carlson
Published September 4, 2003

Outside the Loring Pasta Bar sits an over-30 crowd on their lunch breaks. Alongside, a few vintage-clad hipsters sip wine or suck on cigarettes to the ambient sounds of indie-darlings Sigur Ros or a breezy...

Into the stratosphere

by Nathan Hall
Published May 8, 2003

On first go around, the Stratford 4's "Love & Distortion" comes off as yet another indie release everyone in college radio will go gaga for and the rest of us schmoes will forget without a second thought....

Just lippy, lippy, lippy

by Nathan Hall
Published May 8, 2003
The flaming lips won't be extinguished

Good times

by Brianna Riplinger
Published May 8, 2003
Grow up, but don't outgrow the music

Motion carries

by Nathan Hall
Published May 8, 2003

Split EPs, be they seven-inches or CDs, are somewhat of a strange bird. Slightly longer than a free sampler you would pocket at the cash register, but still too short to gain an accurate idea of the band's...

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