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Shot Through the Heart

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September 03, 2009 Arts and Culture » Our Critics Picks

Shot Through the Heart
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Just because they lack some polish, don’t mistake that for lack of guts. Murfreesboro quartet Bows and Arrows aren’t just the most endearing group of Velvets-y, Galaxie 500-ish indie popsters around—they also have another gear they can drop into and rock you right out of your hornrims. (Ask anyone who saw them open for The Brunettes a few weeks ago.) Their latest full-length, 1010 Eaton Street, is the best nod to the ’60s-influenced ’90s to come out in a long while, and if that’s not enough to get your sneakers moving toward Elliston Place, the band will be giving away their new EP at the show.
Fri., Sept. 4, 9 p.m., 2009

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