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Sunburned Hand of the Man

Coming Attractions in Underground Music: March 2011

Things are heating up in Boston this month with some more indie pop, psychedelic rock, and electronic shows. Also, we’re starting to get some legitimate dance music from across the pond, a trend that will most likely continue. Get out and have some fun. Just remember, it’s always about the music. By David Cooper. Dum […]

By: David Cooper Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Music, Popular Music Tagged: Bill Nace, Blast Forth Festival, Bob Weir, Bok Bok, Chris Corsano, Crystal Castles, Dirty Beaches, DJ Carbo, Dum Dum Girls, Flandrew Fleisenberg, Furthur, Girl Unit, J Mascis, Jay Sullivan, Kingdom, Kurt Vile and the Violators, Marconi, Minks, mith Westerns, Moon Duo, Rafael Toral, Sick Bikes, Sound of Pot, Sunburned Hand of the Man, Teengirl Fantasy, The Residents, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Warm Ghost

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