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"Hothead is kind of like my biggest fear," says Laurie Spector, the D.C. punk musician gone solo.

No More Hiding Behind The Drum Kit: Laurie Spector Goes Solo As Hothead

Laurie Spector isn’t new to D.C.’s punk-rock scene. She’s made noise with garage kids Foul Swoops, joker punks Dudes, the scrappy…

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No playlist of outspoken D.C. music would be complete without Bad Brains' "Banned In D.C."

For Banned Books Week, A Playlist Of Provocative D.C. Music (And More)

This post has been updated. Nationwide this week is called Banned Books Week. At the D.C. Public Library, it’s called “Uncensored.”…

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Vinyl is now 23 percent cheaper for American women who order from Portland, Oregon, label M'Lady's Records.

This Indie Record Label Is Charging Women Less Than Men — Because They Earn Less Than Men

Brett Lyman isn’t timid about calling himself a feminist. He’s openly identified as one since “always,” he says. “Who wouldn’t be…

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Chain & the Gang at Black Cat, July 27 2014

Ian Svenonius: Modern Pop Music Is ‘The Voice Of Wall Street’

Ian Svenonius is one of D.C.’s most magnetic frontmen. He’s also an admitted rock ‘n’ roll despot. The former vocalist for Nation…

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Bandwidth’s Favorite D.C. Songs Of 2014

For a growing share of D.C.’s population, life is comfortable — it’s healthy, convenient, increasingly safe and even luxurious. But luxury rarely produces great…

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"Post-bro" artist Olivia Neutron-John has a new, no-budget music video for the track 'death/tango.'

Watch Olivia Neutron-John’s DIY Music Video For ‘Death/Tango’

There are as many forms of therapy as there are musical microgenres—and choreographed dance is a preferred means of healing…

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Chain & the Gang at Black Cat, July 27 2014

Photos: A Screaming, Silver-Suited Chain & The Gang At Black Cat

With their silver suits and dead-straight faces, D.C.’s Chain & the Gang preached and shrieked through an electrifying set at…

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Baltimore Band Ed Schrader’s Music Beat: ‘Americans Need To Value Art, And We Don’t’

Ed Schrader’s Music Beat started out as a comedian with a floor tom. Now, it’s got just half of a…

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The slightly retrograde New York electronic trio Forma plays Capital Fringe Saturday.

What Music To Hear At Capital Fringe

Today brings the start of this year’s Capital Fringe, the beloved annual blowout of thoroughly experimental, often untested and occasionally…

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Punk band Dudes is among the subjects in a new exhibit of D.C. hardcore photography.

D.C.’s Modern-Day Punk Scene, Captured In A New Photo Exhibit

Michael Andrade is so dedicated to documenting D.C.’s hardcore scene, he gave himself nerve damage doing it. “When I first…

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YouTube stars Los Master Plus touch down at Artisphere on Friday.

Of Note: Forward Festival, Los Master Plus, Chain And The Gang, And Other D.C. Shows To Hit

Every Thursday, Bandwidth contributors tell you what D.C. shows are worth your time over the next week. I Dream Of…

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Watch Chain & The Gang’s ‘Devitalize’ Video

Chain & the Gang’s tongue-in-cheek anti-gentrification ditty “Devitalize” now has an appropriately punk-rock video. In it, Betsy Wright (Ex Hex),…

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The latest tune from D.C. indie-rock band Brushes is "about the tension we feel between Venus and Mars within ourselves," says leader Nick Anway (left).
November 28, 2016

Premiere: On ‘Mars And Me,’ D.C.’s Brushes Come From Mars And Venus

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