Rock the Vote show with Murder by Death / The New Amsterdams / Sleep Station / The Afternoons
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The New Amsterdams
- Bad Liar
- Blood on the Floor
- Death of Us
- Drinking in the Afternoon
- Drinking In The Afternoon
- Ex's and Oh's
- Full Thunder Moon
- Guitarkansas
- Heaven Sent
- Hover Near Fame
- Idaho
- Just So Over You
- My Old Man Had a Pistol
- Revenge
- Strangled by the Thought
- The Spoils of the Spoiled
- Turn Out The Light
- Watch the World Cave In
- Wears So Thin
- Without a Sound
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- Rock for democracy (Oct. 8, 2004)
When: Friday, Oct. 8, 2004, 7 p.m.
Where: The Granada, 1020 Mass., Lawrence
Cost: $5
Age limit: All ages
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Description: Despite their brutal namesake, Indiana's Murder By Death is actually quite listener-friendly. Like Cursive - the band's closest cousin - MBD features a cello and some tasty keyboards to round out the band's post-something emo rock. Local hero Matt Pryor (aka The Get Up Kids) lends his talents to this show's supporting cast, while Sleep Station may indeed be the "sleeper" on this bill. The New Jersey band's latest "After the War" is a hummable collection of acoustic-based pop revolving around World War II.
Event posted Aug. 18, 2004
Last updated Oct. 8, 2004
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