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Thaylobleu Live At WAMU

Terence Nicholson says that when people think “D.C. rock,” they probably think of punk from the ’80s and ’90s — Minor Threat,…

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Fronted by Terence Nicholson (middle, crouching), Thaylobleu delivers lyrically vivid rippers on its debut album, "Oscars & Jellyfish."

Premiere: Vivid Lyricism And Bristling Guitars Define Thaylobleu’s Debut Album, ‘Oscars & Jellyfish’

When Terence Nicholson writes a song, he files it under one of two categories: oscar or jellyfish. Oscars — a species of fish…

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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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Thaylobleu's "Locked" came out of an unpleasant encounter with D.C. police, says frontman Terence Nicholson.

Track Work: Thaylobleu, ‘Locked’

New Year’s Day 2010 was one of the worst days of Terence Nicholson’s life, but he got his band’s best…

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