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This concert marks the 14th New Year's Eve that the folk-punk chanteuse and award-winning memoirist and songwriter has played this downtown venue.
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You know, actually I do sorta wish I knew a folk-punk band who could do a proper version of the music, and some crazy animator folks who were up for making a 35 min movie just for the sheer WTFery.
Mind Meld, Matelotage and Mutiny Hal Duncan 2009
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As the exuberant Ford encores with the roistering folk-punk of Nothing at All and his acerbic signature tune, Cheer Up (You Miserable Fuck), it's clear that he is an artist deserving of a far wider audience.
David Ford 2010
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(Soundbite of music) HAVIGHURST: For example, this new release from North Carolina folk-punk icon Dex Romweber.
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(Soundbite of music) HAVIGHURST: For example, this new release from North Carolina folk-punk icon Dex Romweber.
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- Bid adieu to Midwestern punk label Plan-It-X, who shepherded folk-punk band Against Me! to semi-fame and singlehandedly cornered the crunchy punk rock market for half a generation.
Celebs contribute to Nashville flood relief; Elton John banned in Egypt; R.I.P. Plan-It-X 2010
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The emerging English folk-punk songwriter juxtaposes gorgeous melodies with an aggressive style.
News 2011
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The emerging English folk-punk songwriter juxtaposes gorgeous melodies with an aggressive style.
News 2011
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The emerging English folk-punk songwriter juxtaposes gorgeous melodies with an aggressive style.
News 2011
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Recent critics have labeled Nile's work folk-punk; roots-rock; singer-songwriter; power-pop; classic rock; alternative rock, Pete Seeger channeled through Joey Ramone.
The Seattle Times 2011
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