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Columbia High Schools Battle of the Bands - Columbia Daily Tribune : Live Music

columbiatribune.com — Emerging area acts square off at this ninth annual event. Volatile, The IRA, Brotherton Flat Band, The Pound Game, Lyfe Lightaz and Dorf on Golf are all slated to perform.

Allow me to introduce myself

stltoday.com — To quote the ageless Steven Tyler, "I'm BAAAAAAACK in the saddle again!" These days, we're riding a whole new horse. Welcome to Eye on the Tigers, the new Mizzou athletics blog at STLtoday.com. We're changing things up in this corner of the Internet, and the change starts with yours truly, the new Mizzou beat writer for the Post-Dispatch and STLtoday.com.

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Coliseum covers Eddie Money

avclub.com — Louisville band Coliseum has released four albums of blistering rock that falls somewhere between punk and noise; the latest is the massive Sister Faith. The band's choice of Eddie Money's "Shakin'" was pretty perfect: It's such a gloriously simple song that it could only benefit from such an intense treatment.

The Breeders’ Last Splash is a rallying cry for the weirdos and stereotype-flouters

avclub.com — Permanent Records is an ongoing closer look at the records that matter most. When The Breeders announced the reissue of a deluxe edition of 1993's Last Splash (dubbed LSXX) and the reformation of that album's lineup (vocalists/guitarists Kim and Kelley Deal, bassist Josephine Wiggs, and drummer Jim MacPherson), it felt like the band was giving itself a second chance.

OK Computer | Album Reviews | Rolling Stone

rollingstone.com — The days of whine and poses may be over, but don't tell that to Radiohead singer Thom Yorke. He has survived the demise of grunge with all of his anxiety and disillusionment intact. Which hardly means that his group's music hasn't matured.