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How Richmond’s Old Dominion Barn Dance made it to Broadway

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By Jeff Terich Verified
| Richmond Times-Dispatch Verified
In 1946, WRVA radio broadcast the inaugural Old Dominion Barn Dance program, introducing local and national listeners to a revue of country music that quickly gained popularity, reaching a syndicated audience that spread to 38 states and Canada. Hosted by Mary Arlene Higdon, better known as Sunshine Sue, the Old Dominion Barn Dance offered a show comparable to that of Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry, with a capacity audience filling Richmond’s Lyric Theater every Saturday night.
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Purest Form made us an industrial/dance mixtape

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By Jeff Terich Verified
| Treble Zine
The closing track of RESISTANCE, the new EP from Los Angeles industrial trio Purest Form, is a cover of The Prodigy’s “Breathe,” and it’s something of a skeleton key to unlocking the band’s sound.
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A Beginner’s Guide to the industrial experimentation of Cabaret Voltaire

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By Jeff Terich Verified
| Treble Zine
The Original Sound of Sheffield was born on tape loops and oscillators. Formed by Chris Watson, seeking to make “music without musical instruments” inspired by Brian Eno’s “treatments” in Roxy Music, along with Richard H. Kirk and Stephen Mallinder, Cabaret Voltaire crafted dystopian sounds within dystopian backdrops, as the trio employed abandoned industrial spaces as their studio and rehearsal space.
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