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DEC 04-JAN 05

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Music

Sounds Like Now: Still Pushing Boundaries

by Fred Cisterna

Music

While twentysomething indie rockers were busily toying around with various retro (and once innovative) styles, performers/composers old enough to be their parents—or grandparents—were still pushing boundaries.

Maplewood: Not Ashamed to Sound Like Bread

by Sharon Mesmer

Music

Without a shred of irony—with, in fact, a sometimes embarrassing amount of sincerity—the band purveys an appealing hybrid canyon-rock/driving-with-the-radio-on sound.

Underhanded and Blatant

by Grant Moser

Music

Radio 4 and The Futureheads

Is Dis a System?

by Dann Baker

Music

Conlon Nancarrow is very much in fashion at the moment. The late composer has been referenced in The Wire magazine, Columbia University’s Miller Theatre is presenting a Nancarrow festival this season, and new-music critic Kyle Gann has come out with a full-length study (available only at Lincoln Center, and priced at $90; you can bet it’s jumping off the shelves).

 

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