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This CD I've been waiting for anxiously for a couple of years now. This colla...
THE TWILIGHT SINGERS TWILIGHT AS PLAYED BY... Columbia This CD I've been waiting for anxiously for a couple of years now. This collaboration headed by Afghan Whig frontman Greg Dulli, with cohorts Shawn Smith of Pigeonhed, and Harold Chichester of Howlin' Maggie. Dulli started this project back in ...
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Afghan Whigs' Greg Dulli has brought Screaming Trees' Mark Lanegan on board for his Twilight Singers tour. Jen Cray fell into the 90's nostalgia headfirst.
TWILIGHT SINGERS STARS OF TRACK & FIELD Orlando, Fl Nov. 6, 2006 by Jen Cray The 90's are back, man. The leftover guys from Stone Temple Pilots have got a band with the singer from Filter; the Lemonheads have a new album out; Alice In Chains are in the midst of a "reunion" tour; and the Afghan Whigs ...
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Oregon's Stars of Track & Field are about to release their Wind Up Records debut that couples sonic ambience with larger than life melodies. Jen Cray had a chance to speak with drummer Dan Orvik while the band was en route to Seattle for a gig.
... . Having already completed a tour with the man who played emo before there was such a thing- Jeremy Enigk- they're about to go out again with Twilight Singers, whose lineup includes Afghan Whigs' Greg Dulli and Screaming Trees' Mark Lanegan. Touring with indie rock icons is just the begining for this ...
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Scorpio Rising (Eighteenth Street Lounge Music). Review by Terry Eagan.
... , a duo comprised of Sid Barcelona and Steve Raskin, creates some of the hippest, cinematic music around. Sounding a bit like a more organic Twilight Singers, Scorpio Rising could be the soundtrack to one of the finest '70s urban flicks that was never filmed. With a host of styles kept in play throughout ...
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Stars of Track & Field may have been merely the opening band, but for Jen Cray the night belonged to the Portland trio.
... as the replacement to their lost bassist. Their set this time around was even more confident than when I saw them last year open for Greg Dulli's Twilight Singers. Maybe the audience didn't quite get it, but I sure as hell did! I had gotten enough satisfaction to skip out on Shiny Toy Guns a couple ...
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