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Issue: March 3, 2005
Page: 2
42 stories found - 21 through 40
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  1. Urban Experience

    "Tranz" It

    Dark nights await goth chicks at new club Palazzo

    By Niki D'Andrea and Ashlea Deahl
    Published: March 3, 2005

    FRI 3/4 Phoenix hasn't exactly been a hotbed of the gothic club scene. For one thing, it's too sunny here (honest, it is!) for any "vampire" to survive; and for another, it's...

  2. Inferno

    Low-Rent Libertines

    P-town's party monsters descend on Jugheads for Sadisco's perved-out Prom Night Massacre

    As told to Stephen Lemons
    Published: March 3, 2005

    It's midnight at Sadisco's monthly ball of glorious, gutter depravity, and the debauch is in full swing. Some industrial joint is screeching from the speakers, and the TVs are...

  3. Listen Up

    Tom Russell

    Hot Walker
    (Hightone)

    By Henry Cabot Beck
    Published: March 3, 2005

    Tom Russell is best known as a hip cowboy/country singer-songwriter, and he's always interesting in that capacity. But this new disc is something else entirely -- it's...

  4. Art Scene

    Art Scene

    Current shows, exhibits and installations

    Reviews by Cristen Crujido, Benjamin Leatherman, and Amy Young
    Published: March 3, 2005

    Tato Caraveo at The Lost Leaf: Some guys have all the luck. Besides serving as the bassist for the jazz trio Sonorous, turns out Adaupto "Tato" Caraveo is a talented surrealist...

  5. Sports/Outdoors

    Happy Trails

    Hike! For the love of dogs

    By Niki D'Andrea, Ashlea Deahl and Joe Watson
    Published: March 3, 2005

    SAT 3/5 If your pooch's flabby paunch is starting to rival your beer gut, it's time to get that mutt some exercise. Take a hike with your canine companion on Saturday, March...

  6. Listen Up

    Yuppie Pricks; The Doers

    Brokers Banquet
    (Alternative Tentacles)

    Ready Set . . . Do/I Can Enjoy Almost Anything
    (Red Cat Records)

    By Andrew Marcus
    Published: March 3, 2005

    A band had better have a double keg of chutzpah on hand when its idol and main influence is in the room. Luckily for the Yuppie Pricks, Jello Biafra has a sense of humor -- one...

  7. Studio Visit

    Studio Visit

    Painter's not afraid to let us watch

    By Stephen Lemons
    Published: March 3, 2005

    Jason Rudolph Peña, 26, is the PHX's kick-back Gustav Klimt. The soft-spoken iconoclast is known for his live paintings of ethereal women with large, dreamy eyes....

  8. See/Be Seen

    Riot Squad

    Anarchist Library screens defiant double feature

    By Ashlea Deahl and Benjamin Leatherman
    Published: March 3, 2005

    SUN 3/6 The revolution will be televised -- if, that is, you happen to be at Thought Crime, 1019 North Central, on Sunday, March 6, for the Anarchist Library's screening of the...

  9. Letters

    Letters

    Letters from the week of March 3, 2005

    Published: March 3, 2005

    Let Us Prey Two lives devastated: I just finished reading Robert Nelson's article regarding Dale Fushek ("Cross to Bare," February 24). Nelson did a wonderful job. I have to...

  10. Listen Up

    Los Super Seven

    Heard It on the X
    (Telarc)

    By j. poet
    Published: March 3, 2005

    If you were driving cross-country in the '50s and '60s, you prayed for sundown, because after dark, you picked up the signals of outlaw Mexican radio giants XERB, XEG and XERF....

  11. Performance

    Toe the LINES

    SF ballet troupe's got rhythm and Blues

    By Niki D'Andrea, C. Murphy Hebert and Merilyn Jackson
    Published: March 3, 2005

    FRI 3/4 Last fall, renowned African-American choreographer Alonzo King took up residence at the White Oak Plantation in Yulee, Florida, where Mikhail Baryshnikov's Dance...

  12. Listen Up

    Mando Diao

    Hurricane Bar
    (Mute)

    By j. poet
    Published: March 3, 2005

    The Swedish cats in Mando Diao have spent a long time with their British Invasion albums. On Bring 'Em In, their debut salvo, their Beatles-meets-Yardbirds take on Brit pop...

  13. Live Wire

    Sage Francis

    Ideas with the force of bullets

    By D.X. Ferris
    Published: March 3, 2005

    On A Healthy Distrust, rapper Sage Francis' solo debut for Epitaph, a predominantly punk label, the New England native teams up with producer Dangermouse (of Grey Album fame)...

  14. Live Wire

    Bullet Train to Moscow CD Release Party

    Something for everyone

    By Chelsea Ide
    Published: March 3, 2005

    Bullet Train to Moscow is back with a spankin' new self-titled disc, and fans will surely be pleased to have it in their hands. Bullet Train blasts through 14 songs that are...

  15. Live Wire

    Ska is Dead Tour

    But come on out anyway. . .

    By Benjamin Leatherman
    Published: March 3, 2005

    The rumors about ska's demise have been greatly exaggerated. Rude Boys have kept reinventing it again and again, and ska's last incarnation, "the third wave," saw its horns and...

  16. Live Wire

    Eroticide

    Raw but legal

    By Niki D'Andrea
    Published: March 3, 2005

    Eroticide learned not to wave dildos in front of children the hard way. After one of the band's sexually explicit shows, which include all manner of lewd, homemade props, sex...

  17. Live Wire

    Koko Taylor

    Raise your glass to the next seven decades

    By Niki D'Andrea
    Published: March 3, 2005

    The back of Koko Taylor's 1978 record The Earthshaker shows a black-and-white photo of the blues belter and her band in a smoke-filled bar, seated around a table that's packed...

  18. Live Wire

    Los Lobos

    Heavy on the roots this time out

    By j. poet
    Published: March 3, 2005

    Los Lobos exploded out of the barrios of Los Angeles in 1983 with and a time to dance, a seven-song mini-album that meshed Mexican folk music, blues, rock and R&B into a unique...

  19. Live Wire

    Xiu Xiu

    Moody in a good way

    By Benjamin Leatherman
    Published: March 3, 2005

    Long before they entrenched themselves in a spat rivaling the East Coast/West Coast rivalry of Biggie and Tupac, former Smiths front man Morrissey and fellow sad sot Robert...

  20. What's Selling

    Top 10 selling CDs at Stinkweeds Record Exchange (1250 East Apache Boulevard in Tempe)

    Chart-toppers for February 20 through 26

    Published: March 3, 2005

    1. Iron & Wine, Woman King (Sub Pop) 2. Low, The Great Destroyer (Sub Pop) 3. Matt Sweeney and Bonnie Prince Billy, Superwolf (Drag City/Caroline) 4. Death Cab for Cutie,...

Issue: March 3, 2005
Page: 2
42 stories found - 21 through 40
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