Music

A place for fun in your life

by Keri Carlson
Published October 2, 2003

There's no one quite like Mark Mallman, and nowhere quite like First Avenue.

Devil may care

by Brian Stensaas
Published October 2, 2003

Dave Matthews gets by with a little help from his friends.

Men, women and song join to find harmony in life

by Katie Wilber
Published September 25, 2003

The University gets an a capella group of its own.

Satisfying all expectations

by Keri Carlson
Published September 25, 2003

Built to Spill averts disaster and delivers a solidly moving performance.

Harmonies where you least expect them

by Keri Carlson
Published September 18, 2003

A broad diversity of musical experiences can be found on campus.

On the outside, looking in

by Keri Carlson
Published September 18, 2003

Local musician Tim Eriksen finds fame in a resurgent form of folk music.

The Johnny Cash road goes on forever

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published September 18, 2003

His life has ended, but the spirit of Johnny Cash endures.

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...

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...