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Akron/Family - Set ‘Em Wil, Set ‘Em Free

5646 days ago
Secretly Belgian — Timing is everything. Het is zo een typische uitspraak voor gehaaide marketingtypes in veel te dure Hugo Boss-pakken. Maar clichés bestaan nu eenmaal omdat er een grote grond van waarheid in schuilt. Neem nu Akron/Family en Fleet Foxes: naast vest... more info
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Anderson - It Runs in the Family

5648 days ago
The Yellow Stereo — When it comes to indie pop, I hear so much about Sweden that often I forget about some of the other frozen lands to the North. Anderson’s latest album, It Runs in the Family, just put the Netherlands on my map. The album has a very loose concept wh... more info
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Kasabian, Maximo Park added to Bumbershoot lineup

5657 days ago
NME — Akron/Family also on board for Seattle summer festival more info
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Wussy: Wussy

5667 days ago
Commit: An Interview with Steve Earle (Features) Green Day: 21st Century Breakdown (Reviews) Star Trek (Reviews) Akron/Family: Set ?Em Wild, Set ?Em Free (Reviews) New ?Trek? Should Live Long and Prosper (Short Ends and Leader) Steve Earle: more info
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Akron/Family: Set 'Em Wild, Set 'Em Free

5667 days ago
Here Comes The Flood — photo: Sebastian Mlynarski Akron/Family quickly established a name for themselves with their 2005 self-titled debut album. The band from Williamsport, PA, kept releasing new material maintaining the high standard of the first one. And now there is S... more info
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Akron/Family - Set ‘Em Wild, Set ‘Em Free

5671 days ago
The Yellow Stereo — I picked up Akron/Family’s debut a few years back, gave it a few listens and forgot about it, and I’ll confess that I let their other releases slip by unnoticed. But recently I gave the track “River” a listen and it made me realize I was miss... more info
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Akron/Family : “River” (mp3)

5672 days ago
Perfect Porridge — Akron/Family’s new album, Set ‘Em Wild, Set ‘Em Free, dropped last week, and it’s oh so good. Here’s the single: Akron/Family : “River” (mp3) Akron/Family will be playing the 10,000 Lakes Festival in Detroit Lakes, MN on July 23. more info
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Akron/Family live improv on The Frow Show (mp3s)

5674 days ago
WFMU's Beware of the Blog — Akron Family recorded a live improv for The Frow Show, which aired this past weekend. Host Jesse Jarnow writes: The plans for Cobra-like cues and Oblique Strategies borne from the Love Room loft fell by the wayside, and very quickly... more info
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Satellite Lounge opening, Knitting Factory Brooklyn still not

5678 days ago
Brooklyn Vegan — As reported earlier in the year, the Knitting Factory has plans to move from its Tribeca location into the ex-Luna Lounge space in Williamsburg. The Tribeca venue had a "final show" with Akron/Family on New Years Eve. Since then,... more info
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thursday noon updates

5679 days ago
Totally Fuzzy — mp3hugger said...indie mp3s you can hugSubplots - Anchors & KitesCapitol Jay - PreludeAkron/Family - Riverhe Very Most - You're In Love With The SunWye Oak - Take It InFM Belfast - UnderwearAt Last An Atlas - In TimeI And I - The Bottomhttp://mp3hugg... more info
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