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The latest demise in the line of hype-overhype-silence, Voxtrot announced that they are calling it quits. The Austin band won notoriety for their EPs, with their self-titled debut album of 2007 being predominately praised.

Frontman Ramesh Srivastava posted a rather lengthy farewell on the band’s website. A short summation: instantaneous…

Published Apr 22nd '10 by Justin Pearsall Read More

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  Record Stores, Congratulations, Splendour, The Tote (again), and Death (again)

  If you live in a city that even remotely values independent music, you’ll probably know that this Saturday 17th is World Record Store Day. Check…

  Published Apr 15th '10 by Thomas Mendelovits Read More

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  Northern Festival Wrap

  While many down here in the southern hemisphere must be dreading the end of sunny weather and daylight saving, our northern readers will be gearing…

  Published Apr 1st '10 by Thomas Mendelovits Read More

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  Spoon Is The Greatest

  Go easy on us, world; we’ve got some catching up to do, it’s true. With the new-look, new-feel WB comes new challenges. WB has been out…

  Published Mar 24th '10 by Thomas Mendelovits Read More

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