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 High-Definition TV
By BRET McCABE
September 23, 2008
On their respective new albums, Brooklyn's TV on the Radio and Glasgow's Mogwai update the formulas that have made them indie sensations over the past decade to varying degrees of success.
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The Art of the Octet
Eri Yamamoto Finds the Keys to the City
Run-DMC, Metallica, Stooges Lead HOF Nominees
Personal Demons, Powerful Messages
Kern's Killer Soprano
Barker, DJ AM Expected To Recover After Crash
Ahmad Jamal Strikes Up the Orchestra
Carnegie Hall Goes All-Bernstein
Record Labels Gamble on Memory Cards
Raising Jazz's Unimpeachable Spirit
Deborah Voigt's Bold Gambit
George Michael Arrested, Apologizes
In the Buff and Boffo
Warner Music Announces Personnel Shake-Up
Singing in the City
Pulling Out the Stops
A World of Jazz
Survivors of the 1990s, Unite
Jon Langford Saves Wales With Song
Cue the Violins
What Becomes a Legend Most?
A Requiem for Pavarotti
New Britney Spears Album Set for December
You Don't Know Jack Jones
Louis Armstrong: Home and Away
The Presidential Treatment
Sonic Youth Signs With Matador Records
Kenny Burrell: Guitar Hero
Maazel and Bronfman Light It Up
50 Years, and Miles Left To Go
A Gauzy Haze, a Holy Relic
Jazz Goes to the Movies
Pavarotti Widow Plans Book Tribute
New Mozart Piece Discovered
Maazel at Bat, for a Final Season
Dance Your Childhood Away
Jonathan Lethem, Brooklyn's Newest Literary Rock Star
McCarren Park Pool Gets Watered Down
P.S.1 'Warm Up' Cools Down With Jonathan Kane
Charlie Parker Jazz Festival: Cool Jazz in Harlem
Traditional Progressions: Delta Spirit and Obi Best
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