Dubbed as one of the BBC's 10 Breakout Acts of 2009, West London's White Lies released their debut album To Lose My Life... yesterday to much fanfare. The buzz surrounding these three chaps from across the pond is staggering. On one hand, it's always a good thing for a band to garner such attention, especially one that plays some inspired post-punk music with a touch of 80's British rock. On the other, it's quite an expectation to live up to. That debut album better be firing on all cylinders le
The Bollox are scheduled to perform tonight at Club Red in Tempe.
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By Frances Michelle Lopez
Frances Michelle LopezThe throngs of excited First Friday goers seemed to have been M.I.A at the Trunk Space Friday night for the One AM Radio, Former Ghosts, Knesset show. Having had a late start to my night, I wasn't able to catch much of the Los Angeles-based One AM Radio, which to be honest, doesn't make me the least bit disappointed: Their semi-generic indie croonings did little for me although seemingly delighted a couple of handfuls of real fans.
Former Gh
Bishop Allen bolstered Modified's mid-week lineup leading up to the annual, and, very sadly, final Modifest. The Brooklyn-via-Cambridge crew took to the drooping stage, and set up to the barking of exuberant fans, like eager puppies begging for a treat. And the band delivered, but not in the sweet, twee package fans of their albums might expect. The candy-apple red drum kit, glittery bass body and xylophone added to the band's whimsy pop airs. "Cue The Elephants" kicked in sans buildup, a str
