The Afterlife of an Indie Band

“Slow Fade: The Afterlife of an Indie Band”
by Sasha Frere-Jones
The New Yorker, April 11, 2005

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DJing in the Gambit Game Lab room. Come hang out. Now playing The Streets: Don't Mug Yourself â«âª #turntablefm http://t.co/A3DMoGZ3 2012/02/06
@BerinSzoka Check out the work of my buddies at http://t.co/70fpnfUs and http://t.co/S9D8JHIX 2012/02/03
DJing in the Gambit Game Lab room. Now playing Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble: Little Wing â«âª #turntablefm http://t.co/A3DMoGZ3 2012/02/01
Effectively a civic war in Syria now, @ethanz? http://t.co/CemjyoaV 2012/01/29
Glad James Brown and Kevin White can at least get up offa that thing together again http://t.co/4mP0Mhvv 2012/01/28

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