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Yo La Tengo News

Pitchfork.tv: Apollo Sunshine: "Singing To The Earth (To Thank Her For You)" [Video Premiere] (Pitchfork) Writing about this song in his review of Apollo Sunshine 's Shall Noise Upon , Joe Tangari said that it "recalls one of the Ira Kaplan-sung songs from a Yo La Tengo album" and that the band "shares Yo La Tengo's fondness for mixing shy, retiring indie pop with moments of ear-blistering noise." The video for the track is a rough and handmade-looking collage that moves an uncountable ... Indie rock fest grows across town, U of I (The Pantagraph) URBANA -- If Athens, Ga., can have its Athfest and, if Austin, Texas, can have its South By Southwest Music Fest, why can't the Midwest have an indie rock fest all its own? Fall/winter concert preview (The Pantagraph) Summer may be cooling down as those hot August nights give way to crisp September evenings. Vinyl spins again (The Olympian) At a time when convenience and portability rule for consumers listening to music collections on MP3 players, the stodgy old vinyl album and turntable are making an unexpected comeback. Eggheads' favorite sport appeals to indie rockers (The Washington Times) Hold Steady frontman ? and devoted Minnesota Twins fan ? Craig Finn fielded an age-old question during a recent online chat at ESPN.com: What do artist types have against sports?

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