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No home for ‘Host’ on silver screen

April 2, 2013 Kaitlynne Birkett

Based on the 2008 novel by Twilight author Stephenie Meyer, “The Host” tells the story of an alien race known as the Souls who have…

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Black Angels widen appeal

April 2, 2013 Christian Allen

If the group’s colorfully abstract last two album titles weren’t enough of a hint (Indigo Meadow, Phosphene Dream), The Black Angels are a psychedelic rock…

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‘Lonelyhearts’ disheartens listeners

April 2, 2013 Christian Allen

Not all concept albums are created equal. Some, like Pink Floyd’s Animals or Nine Inch Nails’ Year Zero, boldly state their purposes with blunt song…

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‘Dormarion’ more catchy than memorable

April 2, 2013 Julia Kuttler

Dormarion, the third album by Seattle singer-songwriter Michael Benjamin Lerner, known on stage as Telekinesis, is a concise little pop album that clocks in at…

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‘Golden Boy’ appears bronze

March 5, 2013 Dylan Proietti

CBS’s latest crime-drama appears in the form of “Golden Boy,” a predictable and utterly unbelievable plot centered around underdeveloped characters. Though the program has good…

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Passion Pit delivers sensory bliss

March 5, 2013 Christian Allen

On Friday, famed electro rockers Passion Pit hit Broomfield’s 1st Bank Center alongside fellow indie darlings Matt and Kim. The set, which lasted a brisk…

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‘Jack’ slays audiences with visual effects

March 5, 2013 Meg McIntyre

In this new twist on an old fairytale, Jack (Nicholas Hoult, “Warm Bodies”) is a simple farm boy struggling to make ends meet. But, unlike…

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‘Girl Talk’ an eclectic, snark-filled conversation

March 5, 2013 Julia Kuttler

Fans of British pop will rejoice when they hear Kate Nash’s new release, Girl Talk. The third album by the UK songstress features 15 tracks…

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Shout Out Louds romances listeners on ‘Optica’

March 5, 2013 Christian Allen

For those of us who first encountered Shout Out Louds as a rather timid young band on an episode of “The O.C.” nearly a decade…

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Supernatural stretched on “Stranded”

March 5, 2013 Meg McIntyre

In Syfy’s new paranormal series “Stranded,” normal people spend five days alone at supposedly haunted locations all around the U.S. They truly are alone—not even…

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