The Minnesota Daily

Together Again

by Tony
Published March 22, 2012

Three talented friends will reunite to play each other’s music at the Walker on Thursday.

Taking “Wildlife” on the road

by Dylan Hester
Published March 22, 2012

Michigan hardcore quintet La Dispute kicks off their tour at the Varsity Theater.

Digital let-down

by Griffin Fillipitch
Published March 22, 2012

Megafaun’s Phil Cook talks about the state of modern music and his band’s place within it.

Rock ‘n’ Roll ‘n’ Race Relations

by Sarah Harper
Published March 22, 2012

New research from the University of Minnesota shines a light on the relationship between the White Stripes and white people.

Shooter Jennings: A New Kind of Outlaw

by Samuel Linder
Published March 22, 2012

A&E talks with country rebel Shooter Jennings about Stephen King, computers and the new Wild West.

New age gets new life

by Griffin Fillipitch
Published March 8, 2012

Julianna Barwick uses little more than her voice to make heavenly noise.

Little Miss Prissy

by Raghav Mehta
Published March 8, 2012

Winners of Vita.mn’s Are You Local? contest sat down with A&E before taking off for SXSW.

I know why the yellow ostrich sings

by Tony
Published March 8, 2012

Yellow Ostrich flies high with a new LP.

The song remains the same

by Tony
Published March 8, 2012

All-female Lez Zeppelin is a cut above other imitators

CD Roundup: Magnetic Fields, The Men, Burial

by Dylan Hester
Published March 6, 2012

Artist The Magnetic Fields Album “Love at the Bottom of the Sea” Label Merge Records Ten albums in, The Magnetic Fields make a return to the sonic terrain they haven’t visited...

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