Music
Dec. 3, 2008 (Volume 7, Issue 7)
Eagles of Death Metal: BFFs
By Kristin Torres
High school pals Jesse Hughes and Josh Homme let loose with an album of porn-store-gag-gift rock 'n' roll sleaze.
MOVE Best of the Year: Music
By Adam Daniels, Amanda Bromwich, Joey Vergara, Jordan Sargent, Kelsey Whipple, Kristin Torres, Lindsay Eanet and Victoria Uwamarogie
MOVE's Top 10 Albums of the Year 1) Los Campesinos! — Hold On Now, Youngster... It's no small accomplishment to have, hands-down, the most fun album of the year in ...
Re-Listening: Hanson -- Middle of Nowhere
By Andrew Denney
To understand how Hanson, a three-piece rock band of adorable, underage blue-eyed blondies from Tulsa, Okla., completely ripped up the charts in 1997 with their seminal debut, Middle of Nowhere ...
Nov. 17, 2008 (Volume 7, Online Update)
Nov. 11, 2008 (Volume 7, Issue 6)
To Mexico and back with Nine Inch Nails' newest member
By Joey Vergara
Justin Meldal-Johnsen, NIN's newest member, tells MOVE about his adjustment to the band and his widely varied projects.
East Ash St. Band and The HipNecks: drawn together
By Sarah Alban
MOVE challenges East Ash St. Band and The HipNecks to a Pictionary tournament.
Read a book with Dropkick Murphys
By Andrea Kszystyniak
The Irish punk septet is shipping out to CoMO for a show at The Blue Note Nov. 18.
Oct. 28, 2008 (Volume 7, Issue 5)
Decision 2008: The Top 5 Worst Obama-Inspired Songs
By Adam Daniels
5) "My President" - Young JeezyThis seems to be a pretty solid depiction of Jeezy's general priorities in life. First, Obama. Second, Jeezy's Lambo. Third, being a trap star. Fourth, ...
Ted Leo gets animated
By Lindsay Eanet
Even though the Ted Leo and the Pharmacists show at The Blue Note was canceled, Ted Leo still has a lot to say about politics, Bruce Springsteen and his cartoon crush.
10 songs the McCain/Palin campaign attempted to use that made the artist in question very, very angry
By MOVE staff
1. John Mellencamp - "Our Country" and "Pink Houses" Mellencamp was the first to pull his songs from McCain rallies. He said the message in his lyrics was in conflict ...
Only in dreams: onstage with Weezer, twice
By Joey Vergara
The world has turned and left me here - onstage with Weezer.
Re-Listening: Smash Mouth - Astro Lounge
By Esten Hurtle
It's been almost a decade since Smash Mouth released "All Star," but I'd be willing to bet anything you still have that song stuck in your head. Maybe it's buried ...
Oct. 14, 2008 (Volume 7, Issue 4)
MOVE goes camping with Broken Social Scene (sort of)
By Joey Vergara
Broken Social Scene's Brendan Canning exorcises demons, without getting too personal or "namin' names," on Something for All of Us.
The best little ragtag gypsy band
By Kristin Torres
The genre-defying DeVotchKa will play at this weekend's Bacchanalian Music and Beer Festival.
Re-Listening: Aqua — Aquarium
By Jordan Sargent
MOVE is introducing a new feature called 'Re-Listening,' where we take an album from our youth (think the Backstreet Boys or Hanson's early work) and listen to it again with ...
Sept. 30, 2008 (Volume 7, Issue 3)
Music Makers make good
By Brook DuBois
For these Music Makers, it's good to be back in CoMO. The eight musicians representing the Music Maker Relief Foundation were just as excited to be here in Columbia for ...
Tab Benoit: the improvised life
By Lindsay Eanet
Tab Benoit's first big break was somewhat serendipitous, the sort of thing that happens in sitcoms and ridiculous Internet cartoons. He was playing a gig in Los Angeles, when, from ...
Fourth graders sing the blues
By Kristin Torres
It was probably the only time a Roots 'N Blues 'N BBQ Festival performer could be heard shouting, "We go on in five minutes, mom," before scampering off to squeeze ...
Guy, Uninterrupted
By Kurt Heine
Buddy Guy riffs on his long, distinguished career and the evolution of the blues.
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