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THIS WEEK IN MUSIC:
The Music Lives
The surviving members of Sun City Girls tour to honor a fallen bandmate
By GENE ARMSTRONG
It could be argued that Sun City Girls were--alongside the Meat Puppets--one of two of the most interesting, prolific and, perhaps, influential bands to emerge from the Phoenix independent music scene of the 1980s. Founded in 1981, the fearlessly experimental band was named for the infamous Phoenix-area retirement community, not the South African vacation destination. After a year or so, its shifting personnel settled on the trio that would last for 25 years: bassist Alan Bishop, guitarist Richard Bishop and percussionist Charles Gocher, who was also a filmmaker.
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FREEDOM ROCKS!
Celebrate the Fourth with some patriotic pop
By JARRET KEENE
SOUNDBITES
By STEPHEN SEIGEL
NINE QUESTIONS
Michael Carson
By JIM NINTZEL
LIVE
Stone Temple Pilots, AVA at Casino Del Sol, Wednesday, June 25
By JON HOBSON
RHYTHM & VIEWS
"Realm of Terror" from Merciless Death
By JARRET KEENE
RHYTHM & VIEWS
"The Lucky Ones" from Mudhoney
By CARL HANNI
RHYTHM & VIEWS
"Med Sud I Eyrum Vid Spilum Endalaust" from Sigur Rós
By MIKE PREVATT
TOP TEN IN MUSIC
Toxic Ranch Records top sales for the week
GOING PLACES
Jeremy Jay's debut full-length is full of daydreams and vintage rock
By ANNIE HOLUB
(06/26/08)
MOMENTS IN SPACE AND TIME
The Fleet Foxes develop complex harmonies and adventurously embrace varied source materials
By GENE ARMSTRONG
(06/26/08)
VOLUME AND VIGOR
After stints with Carissa's Wierd and Band of Horses, Mat Brooke gets upbeat with Grand Archives
By STEPHEN SEIGEL
(06/19/08)
UNDER THE SURFACE
Cryptacize revolutionize musical theater with their new album, 'Dig That Treasure'
By ANNIE HOLUB
(06/19/08)
CREATIVELY SATISFIED
Martin Dosh's mad-scientist alchemy results in a compelling instrumental alloy
By GENE ARMSTRONG
(06/12/08)
PIANO MAN
Hayden's newest album is original, interesting ... and government-funded
By ANNIE HOLUB
(06/12/08)
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