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Presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., has named Caroline Kennedy to aid in his search for a vice presidential running mate…
- more at msnbc




WNYC, June 4, 2008 - The man who burned down the house is now playing the building. Pop star David Byrne, formerly of Talking Heads, has turned the inside of a defunct ferry terminal into a giant musical instrument, retrofitting an antique organ and wiring it to the pipes, the beams, and even the plumbing of the Battery Maritime Building… - story and pics at NPR.org


Run to Your Grave
by the mae shi


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ARGENTINA VS MEXICO – BARRAGANS @ 8PM








MIDNIGHT SHAKES playing tonight at Bordello







Jonathan Richman playing tonight at The Mint

Between willfully simple, '50s-inspired numbers like "I'm a Little Dinosaur" and his work with the Modern Lovers, Jonathan Richman has the mark of a true indie-rock legend. And the proto-punk veteran's cult following has only grown in recent months, with his series of appearances on biggest-fan-ever Conan O'Brien's show and the release of a new album, Not So Much to Be Loved as to Love, in late March. The cheeky, Boston-obsessed rocker brings his relentless touring machine back to LA this week for a four-night stand at the Mint alongside longtime drummer Tommy Larkins. – Emily Alexander





Ed Harcourt playing tonight at Spaceland

Ed Harcourt is a bit raffish and gloriously hungover, but also the best company you could imagine over a fried breakfast in Soho on a warm Saturday morning. He’s also hard-working, creative and sickeningly prolific. *The Beautiful Lie*, his fifth album in six years, in between outside projects with bands like Wild Boar and the Dead Thank Yous, is the latest in his line of inventive, adventurous records. And it’s the best thing he’s ever done. His new album is confident, expressive and moving, wide-eyed, big-hearted and hot-blooded, with a musical ambition that dazzles you. It’s an album he’s grown up with, and an album that wants you to grow with it. – www.clubspaceland.com