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Tyondai Braxton is a bit of an anomaly - a musician whose work sounds as good at world-class concert halls as it does at a punk-rock basement show.
Composer-rocker Tyondai Braxton breaks out kazoos, bends genres
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Nick Brandreth for The Wall Street Journal Titus Andronicus is a punk-rock quintet hailing from Glen Rock, N.J. The band released "The Monitor," a loosely-configured concept album, last year.
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Titus Andronicus is a punk-rock quintet hailing from Glen Rock, N.J. The band released "The Monitor," a loosely-configured concept album, last year.
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But early last Sunday morning, the members of Titus Andronicus, a punk-rock quintet hailing from Glen Rock, N.J., found themselves setting up guitar amps and drum stands amid the pines and oaks.
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It feels like a low-key end to a charged and compelling set until a raging version of their punk-rock debut single Out of Control.
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She is a punk-rock Mexico City mystery, keeping me close by, hardly ever saying a word.
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Red lighting from behind an opaque screen illuminates a logo in jagged punk-rock letters, MARÍA PELIGRO, and the show begins.
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Which was weird when lined up alongside a motley cast of characters whose punk-rock music was riotous and whose followers seemed hell-bent on trashing everything in sight.
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We opened for the openers, a totally mad crowd of punk-rock dudes called Lit who always gambled and played football.
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When I was trying to work her out, I kept saying to myself, ‘She is a punk-rock, vegan pacifist.’
New Anne Hathaway Image from ALICE IN WONDERLAND and Studio Provided Interview – Collider.com
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