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Wednesday, July 28,2010
Music Features

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Bearly Legal

Alex De Vore
With an incredibly soulful voice that belies his mere 25 years, musician Joshua Panda is straight-up awesome. For his Great Busking Tour, Panda and his band perform two shows in Santa Fe, and arrive early for a little busking.
Wednesday, July 21,2010
Music Features

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Jazzy Jamzorz

Alex De Vore
Move over D Numbers and Venus Bogardus: My heart has been taken by someone else. Don’t get me wrong, I still love you guys and all, but it looks like I might just have a new favorite local band.
Wednesday, July 14,2010
Music Features

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Chained Melodies

Alex De Vore
I braved the rain one recent Friday night and walked all 20 yards from my house to catch Anthony Leon and the Chain at Tin Star Saloon. I’d heard plenty of good things about the band in the last few months, and figured it was time to see what the hoopla was all about.
Wednesday, July 7,2010
Music Features

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Record Breaking

Alex De Vore
There was a time when Santa Feans could shop and congregate at independent record stores. But all that’s left are faceless corporations pawning off radio rock. You only have yourselves to blame, Santa Fe.
Wednesday, June 30,2010
Music Features

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W21 Worth Saving

Alex De Vore
What the hell happened to Warehouse 21? The nonprofit teen arts organization was once jam-packed with little- to no-cost classes and countless shows and events. These days, while there are still events at W21, the building often sits quietly and seems abandoned.
Wednesday, June 23,2010
Music Features

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32 DJs, One Cup

Alex De Vore
Every four years, the World Cup unleashes its epic fury on the globe as 32 countries come together to try and out-soccer one another. As if to mirror this gathering of nations, local DJ Melanie Moore puts together a series of DJ events to coincide with the tournament. That’s correct: Santa Fe-World Cup DJs 2010 is underway.
Wednesday, June 16,2010
Music Features

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Little Wing, Big Plans

Alex De Vore
I recently performed my weepy acoustic songs about girls (I was amazing, BTW) at the grand opening weekend of the Little Wing performance space. Its housed in what was once The Candyman Strings
Wednesday, June 9,2010
Music Features

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Franke Gets Frank

Alex De Vore
Over the past 18 months, local promoter Tim Franke has been bringing mid-level bands to venues like Corazón and The Pub & Grill at Santa Fe Brewing Company under the name T-Cubed Productions. Franke’s transition to bigger-name acts such as Matt Pond PA, Wintersleep and even Modest Mouse (as a co-promoter) made me want to learn more about his place in the scene.  I forced Franke to sit in my kitchen, drink coffee with me and talk shop
Wednesday, June 2,2010
Music Features

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Doubleheader

Alex De Vore
Being the tireless man-about-town I am, I took some time to hit the streets, make phone calls and engage in all that good professional journalistic shit that my loyal readers have come to expect. That’s right, angry letter writers: professional.
Wednesday, May 26,2010
Music Features

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Dinner Theater

Alex De Vore
I confess that I have a love for musical theater. Though some of it is a little too cheery—and I have a hard time with the subtle cheesiness of it all—I did some acting in my younger days, and my favorite shows were always the ones that allowed me to sing.
 
 
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