Friday, October 16, 2009

Monotonix, Turbo Fruits, James McMurtry and More: Inside This Week's Music Section

Posted by Steve Haruch on Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 9:00 AM

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'As Long As We're Not Dead': You can trust Monotonix with your beer, as long as you don't mind it getting poured down the singer's pants. (Playing Saturday, 17th at Exit/In. Read the full interview with guitarist Yonatan Gat here.)

Is It Getting Heavy? Solid new albums by JEFF the Brotherhood and Turbo Fruits show strength, growth and more strength. (Playing Saturday, 17th at Exit/In.)

Everything's Coming Up Roses: James McMurtry has a new live album and a way of getting to the bottom of things. (Playing Tuesday, 20th at Mercy Lounge.)

Luck Be a Leon: Kings of Leon blink in the glare of mainstream adoration. (Playing Friday, 15th at the Sommet Center.)

Classical: Composer/Violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain challenges stylistic boundaries.

In The Spin: Next Big Nashville '09 feat. Phosphorescent, Lucero, The Black Angels, Cortney Tidwell, Natural Child, Jemina Pearl, How Cozy! and many more jazzola-bangers.

And don't forget Best of Nashville 2009: Music feat. Mia Calderon, The Features "Pavement," Kidsmeal, Those Darlins y mucho más.

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Monday night, Oct. 19, 8pm at The Muse: Jas Patrick, Zasz & Big City Lights ($5 advance/$7 at door)

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Posted by jas on October 16, 2009 at 12:36 PM

re: the Scene story about the Be Your Own Pet breakup a while back.
Both the new JEFF The Brotherhood and the Turbo Fruits records are better than anything those kids have ever done.
So it's all good.

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