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The Fiery Furnaces from Brooklyn, NY play live in the studios of the Digital Arts Entertainment Lab on indieATL.

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Gemini Rising - Episode 5 - Sister Jean

Robert, Richard and childhood buddy ‘Beans’, in an effort to reconnect with their past and musical roots, visit their former schoolteacher Sister Jean and discover that she has changed along with the times.

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Ezra Koenig and Rostam Batmanglij of Brooklyn’s Vampire Weekend sat down to chat about their latest record ‘Contra’.

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Polyester Dreams Episode 15

Warren has a date with Lucretia, but later receives a disturbing phone call. Featuring music by Justin Heathcliff.

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Luanda Jones, the Brazilian-Canadian musician who combines bossa nova, funk, jazz and samba to create her own unique and interesting sounds stopped by to perform songs from her new album ‘Aquarela’. Here she sits down for a chat in our studio. (via Q TV)

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Geek Entertainment TV interviews Kool Keith.

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Noisemakers on Noisevox:  Top 20 Songs of 2009 Countdown

Part 1:  Songs 20 - 11 with analysis, interviews and live performances

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ericmortensen:

Space - Magic Fly (1977)

It’s as if Daft Punk and Air went back in time and collaborated on a song and video in 1977.  This is the coolest thing you’ll see/hear today.

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I am repeatedly impressed by the things Harvey is doing over at Monkeywhale.

Harvey’s Kitchen: Thayer Sarrano, Jump in the water

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John Norris interviews Echo and the Bunnymen on Noisemakers on Noisevox.

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Kevin interviews Lisa Loeb on episode 26 of Kevin Pollak’s Chat Show.  He also does a dramatic reading of Wang Chung lyrics as Christopher Walken.

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The second episode of Experimental Expansion: Binarium explores the world of circuit bending with artists Matthew Potter of Nectarine, and Chris O’Malley.

Binarium

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This week our good friends the Bui Brothers (@vubui & @lanbui) are bringing us a video from the artist Paul Dateh. Borrowed studios and the help of some friends made this video possible and with a price tag of only $17 dollars.

$99 Music Videos

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Shot with a handful of friends and 17 bucks. The Bui Brothers  (@vubui@lanbui)  and 99 dollar music videos bring you the world premeire of Paul Dateh and Ken Belcher’s “Good Life”.

$99 Music Videos

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Richard brings the new Genesis album and an old friend to Thanksgiving dinner, while Robert takes a trip and meets a unicorn.

Gemini Rising

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