The Minnesota Daily

Teenage Moods 101

by Sarah Harper
Published December 8, 2011

A thing or six about local band Teenage Moods. Get schooled.

Review: Beirut at First Avenue

by Joseph Kleinschmidt
Published December 4, 2011

Grand orchestral arrangements and Zach Condon’s rich voice filled First Avenue with nostalgic romanticism Friday night thanks to Beirut’s latest album “The Rip Tide.”

Fancy Claps

by Joseph Kleinschmidt
Published December 1, 2011

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah regroup after a brief hiatus with tighter production and a more expansive sound on their third album, “Hysterical.”

A Real Straight-Shooter

by Sarah Harper
Published December 1, 2011

Lydia Loveless will play at Lee’s Liquor Lounge tomorrow night.

Album Review: “Lioness: Hidden Treasures” by Amy Winehouse

by Sally Hedberg
Published December 1, 2011

The late artist gives us a posthumous taste of what could have been.

Where the Buffalo Roam

by Raghav Mehta
Published December 1, 2011

This local quintet of true non-believers make some grand statements with their debut LP “Fables of the Cloth”

Kimya Dawson’s musical motherhood

by Sarah Harper
Published December 1, 2011

Kimya Dawson is more than just the “Juno” soundtrack. She’ll show Monday night’s audience at The Cedar that she’s not a regular mom, she’s a cool mom.

Runnin’ with the devil

by Mark Brenden
Published November 29, 2011

Hank Williams III comes to First Ave.

Kids do follow: The Replacements Tribute at First Avenue

by Joseph Kleinschmidt
Published November 23, 2011

Local musicians follow in the footsteps of local punk rock legends The Replacements in a tribute to the band Friday night at First Avenue.

Building pop from the ground up

by Joseph Kleinschmidt
Published November 22, 2011

Cameron Bird, lead singer of Australian band Architecture in Helsinki, explains why place is so important to his music and pop’s ultimate power. His band will headline a concert at Macalester College on Tuesday evening.

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