Bao Le-Huu
Music columnist.
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Pixies maintain their mad signature crash on ‘Indie Cindy’
Album review: Pixies’ ‘Indie Cindy’
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This Little Underground: FMF gets more local
Country Covers debuts at Will’s Pub, the Glorious Rebellion
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Wye Oak’s ‘Shriek’ lacks the band’s trademark soulful tension
Album review: Wye Oak’s ‘Shriek’
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Pink Mountaintops quilts his 5-year return from classic rock fabric
Album review: Pink Mountaintops’ ‘Get Back’
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Chuck Ragan bleeds sweet on fourth studio album
Album review: Chuck Ragan’s ‘Till Midnight’
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This Little Underground: Harrypalooza pops off
Mr. 3 & Saskatchewan, live potential at the Caboose, Bad Veins
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This Little Underground: A farewell salute to Orlandooom
Kadavar, Mothership, Bloodshot Bill, the Wildtones, J.D. Wilkes and the Dirt Daubers
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This Little Underground: Sapphire Supper Club revisited
Cherlene live, Deltron 3030
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This Little Underground: Backbooth’s comeback
The Falcon ready for shows, The Welzeins, Kelly Craven, Slim Walker & His Orchestra, Stephen Rock, Wheeler Newman & the Cosmic Roots Collective
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This Little Underground: New sightlines at Will’s Pub
Gasoline Heart, Mike Dunn, Darsombra, East of the Wall, Cave of Swimmers, Coldside
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This Little Underground: Mojave Wilde’s secret release show
Deaf 2 the Industry, Everymen, Iron Chic, Benjamin Booker
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Cheerleader’s self-titled EP is not afraid to make you swoon
Album review: Cheerleader’s self-titled
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This Little Underground: The re-materialization of Roky Erickson
Iron & Wine returns solo
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Solid debut from Fat Possum’s Solids
Album review: Solids’ ‘Blame Confusion’
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The Tontons’ latest album is a charming pleasure
Album review: The Tontons’ ‘Make Out King and Other Stories of Love’
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This Little Underground: Case Work, Orlando’s next indie contender
Sharon Jones, Valerie June, the Holcomb Brothers, Jackson Rodgers, Moonmen as the Stooges, American Party Machine as KISS
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Phantogram continues their sleek seduction on ‘Voices’
Album review: Phantogram’s ‘Voices’
