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Irkutsk Schedules the Hectic | Q&A

Posted by HN staff on Thu, 06/30/2011 - 2:09pm in duffys, her flyaway manner, irkutsk, machete archive, maha festival, music, nebraska, powerful science, tim scahill

Tim Scahill has a lot on his plate, not the least a band that's quite a mouthful: Irkutsk. Tonight he'll play a free MAHA Festival Showcase, and tomorrow it's back to work.

The Machete Archive Curates | Q&A

Posted by HN staff on Wed, 06/29/2011 - 10:51am in duffys, her flyaway manner, irkutsk, local, machete archive, maha, music, nebraska, powerful science

The Machete Archive writes 25-minute-long instrumental progressive rock songs, refers to them by Roman numerals and wears masks in photos. What's not to be joyfully terrified by?

Her Flyaway Manner's Not-So Chinese Democracy | Q&A

Posted by HN staff on Tue, 06/28/2011 - 11:07am in audio, duffys, her flyaway manner, lincoln, local, machete archive, maha, nebraska

Brendan McGinn reveals how to keep a band together 15 years, how to succeed at not succeeding and how his band differs from Guns N' Roses. 

Powerful Science Postulates | Q&A

Posted by HN staff on Sun, 06/26/2011 - 10:39pm in duffys, her flyaway manner, irkutsk, Maha Music Festival, michael todd, music, nebraska, powerful science, seward, The machete archive

The Machete Archive asked Powerful Science to play its MAHA Showcase. We asked Powerful Science what sci-fi character Machete Archive's bassist would play. Hint: It involves Thunderdome.

Dave Ozinga Cultivates New Carrot Carrot Crop | Q&A

Posted by caseywelsch on Tue, 06/14/2011 - 4:16pm in carrot carrot, dave ozinga, duffys, interview, lincoln, music, nebraska, new lineup, Q&A

Carrot Carrot grows from a two-man experiment to a five-piece sound collective. Frontman Dave Ozinga tells all.

Live Review, Bright Eyes at Westfair Amphitheater; Union Specific at Duffy’s tonight | Lazy-i

Posted by caseywelsch on Wed, 06/08/2011 - 4:22pm in bright eyes, duffys, lazy-i, lincoln, live review, music, nebraska, omaha, union specific, Westfair Amphitheater

Bright Eyes performs perhaps their best show ever to a smaller-than-expected crowd, but the openers failed to impress.