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Cut Worms on their latest album, 'Transmitter'

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By Stephen Kallao, Miguel Perez Verified, Miguel Pérez
| KAXE-FM (Grand Rapids, MN) Verified
On Cut Worms' new album, Transmitter, Max Clarke teamed up with Jeff Tweedy at Wilco's legendary Loft studio in Chicago. Clarke opened for the venerable indie rock outfit in 2024, and a jam session opened the door to a collaboration. While Clarke typically likes to maintain creative control of his projects, he allowed himself to take his hands off the wheel and let Tweedy take the reins. The result reflects both artists' tastes and sensibilities.
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A piece of Philadelphia history: The Hooters perform the hits

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By Stephen Kallao, Miguel Perez Verified, Miguel Pérez
| WSHU Public Radio
Born from Philadelphia's vibrant club scene, The Hooters blended rock, folk, ska and reggae, blazing their own trail. Led by songwriting partners Rob Hyman and Eric Bazilian, the band became hometown heroes before breaking nationally with hits like "And We Danced," "All You Zombies" and "Day By Day." From Philly clubs to opening Philadelphia's Live Aid concert in 1985, they're a big part of the city's rock history, and they're still going strong.
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A piece of Philadelphia history: The Hooters perform the hits

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By Stephen Kallao, Miguel Perez Verified, Miguel Pérez
| NPR Verified
A piece of Philadelphia history: The Hooters perform the hits : World Cafe : World Cafe Words and Music Podcast It's a historic weekend in Philadelphia. We're celebrating with some local veterans who've been playing together for 35 years. The Hooters at World Cafe Live: "All You Zombies" "One Of Us" "Time After Time" "And We Danced" This episode of World Cafe was produced and edited by Miguel Perez. Our senior producer is Kimberly Junod and our engineer is Chris Williams.
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