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In September, a flood almost wiped out Maryland record store Vinyl Acres.

How D.C.’s Rock Scene Helped Save This Record Store From Oblivion

Navigating shifts in the music industry is tough enough on record-shop owners. It seems unfair they’d have to contend with…

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Six Pics: Of Montreal And A Lot Of Insane Costumes At Flying Dog Brewery

An Of Montreal show is an experience better witnessed than described — any attempt at summarizing what happened onstage is…

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Old Indian, new video: The Maryland rock trio has a new visual for surf-rock ripper "Just A Bum."

Three Inscrutable Moments In This New Video From Old Indian

The storyline of this new video for “Just A Bum” — a surf-rock ripper from Frederick, Maryland, rock ensemble Old…

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"I don’t try to sound, like, artsy or make people think or whatever,” says Old Indian singer Cory Springirth.

No Deep Philosophy Here: Old Indian Just Wants To Play Sick Riffs

Old Indian doesn’t have any highfalutin ideas about its music. The fuzz-rock band from Frederick, Maryland, is focusing on the…

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