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After finally solidifying as a band, D.C. quintet Go Cozy (shown at SXSW 2016) got robbed on tour.

Go Cozy Chills Hard In The Face Of Adversity

Circumstances haven’t always been comfortable for D.C. band Go Cozy. Take, for example, the two years it spent just trying…

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D.C. DIY venue Babe City has a new home, and it's hosting a housewarming, of sorts.

Peace Out, Dupont: D.C. House Venue Babe City Has A New Location

Less than four months after celebrating the first anniversary of its in-house record label Babe City Records, Dupont Circle house venue Babe City has…

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"The idea was... to make this project as minimal as possible," says Jon Weiss (left) of his band Witch Coast.

Mistakes, Feelings And A Lot Of Hash: The Stuff Witch Coast Is Made Of

D.C. group Witch Coast arose from a haze of marijuana smoke and feelings. “Jon [Weiss] and Kevin [Sottek] were sad…

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Big plans are in the works for Babe City Records, a label run out of a D.C. group house.

Babe City Records: The D.C. Label That Started In A Basement And Moved Up To 9:30 Club

On a Saturday night, multicolored balloons bearing the image of cartoon character Tintin sail down from the balconies of D.C.’s…

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"Go Bi," a new song from D.C. post-punks BRNDA, finds singer Dave Lesser reconsidering his romantic options.

Premiere: ‘Go Bi,’ An Anthem About Bisexuality From D.C. Indie Rockers BRNDA

The title of “Go Bi,” a new tune from D.C. indie-rock band BRNDA, doesn’t falsely advertise: It’s a song about…

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