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Noise Pioneers Visit SF


1980's experimental and industrial music sensation Throbbing Gristle brought their act to San Francisco for the first time since they reunited here back in 2004.

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Year In Review: A Look at the News of 2008-09


During the last rush to finish classes, write papers and study for exams, it is easy to forget what happened way back in September. Here are a few of the News section’s most important events from the 2008-2009 school year (in no specific order).

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Electro Wizard Gets Locals Dancing


Electro wizard Dan Deacon brought his wild show to the Great American Music Hall and blew fans away.

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It’s All Good in Rockville, CA


The creator of the OC and Gossip Girl brings you a new web miniseries filled with music called Rockville.

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“Laramie Project” Remains Relevant After Decade


An excellent campus production of "The Laramie Project" reminds students the issues are still relevant.

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Play in a Day Keeps Audience Laughing


Play in a Day: The USF College Player's Play in a Day proved difficult to follow but full of great jokes to keep the audience laughing.

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New Indie Film Falls Flat


New indie film "the Mysteries of Pittsburgh" based on the novel by Michael Chabon is filled with stereotypical characters and unanswered questions.

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New Thermals Album Doesn’t Cut It


After two stunning releases, the Thermals' third album "Now We Can See" falls short with fun instrumentals, but less sophisticated lyrics.

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Hold Steady Misses the Mark


The Hold Steady's new live album "A Positive Rage" fails to capture the charm and excitement of their live performance.

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One “Gigantic” Bummer


"Gigantic," staring the adorable Zooey Deschanel and Paul Dano, suffers from a disjointed plot sloppy resolution.

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