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This guitar duo out of Chicago smacks and plucks the onomatopoeias out of their guitars to conjure up a musical karate. Follow their fleet fingers as filmed at The Zoo Bar.

In a dusty old barn on a farm near Denton, Neb., which serves as a sort of adopted home for the band, Kill County performs a song about the loss of home.

Watch the San Francisco duo perform a new song intensely, impassionately, on the Slowdown stage.

Jarana represents just one part of a hugely diverse musical landscape in Lincoln, and the rest of Nebraska for that matter. Watch and listen as they play "Bahia," written by their own Daniel Martinez.

Lincoln Calling eased in to its more than 120 bands at nine venues. Just three played the Bourbon on Tuesday night, but it was an enjoyable short time as shown here with reviews, photos and more.

Watch two Chicago touring musicians perform a late-night, campfire rendition of this classic song by The Smiths.

Teal Gardner wants UUVVWWZ's second album to function as a "question mark and an embrace." Judging by her hugs, she has one half of that hope assured. Listen as she and Dave Ozinga discuss "Trusted Language."

Captured live at the Fort Collins band's Aug. 20 show at Slowdown, this song was Springsteen-themed conceived during a "good old fashioned day drunk."

The last of 18 videos from the 2012 Love Drunk Tour features the St. Louis band Sleepy Kitty tearing through the pages of "Miss Manners."

Lock your feet down to a spot on the floor that isn't beer-slick and sharpen your elbows: Here's Criteria performing the first track from their debut album at The Waiting Room's fifth-anniversary concert.