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• 32 The Rapture - Live at First Avenue on Nov. 7, 2003

  The Rapture brought their brand of funk punk (or whatever catchphrase you prefer) to Minneapolis's First Avenue earlier this month and put on a memorable performance.

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Nov 26, 2003

• 31 Saying Goodbye to Beulah (or So They Say)

  In support of their recent Velocette Records release called Yoko, San Francisco-based sextet Beulah rolled through Minneapolis's 400 Bar this week. Over the course of the last five years, Beulah has been one of the most consistently creative bands on the indie circuit, thanks in part to lead singer Miles Kurosky's well-documented great attention to detail. On Monday night, Miles proved himself to be the heart and soul of the band not only in the studio, but also on stage.

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Nov 01, 2003

• 30 Independent Music Activism Part III: RIAA Radar

  RIAA Radar is a tool that music consumers can use to easily and instantly distinguish whether an album was released by a member of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Oct 26, 2003

• 29 Fugazi: A D.C. Scene Killjoy?

  If you are a fan of Fugazi, the D.C. rock scene, or independent rock in general, you owe it to yourself to read Michael Little's well-written and insightful article entitled "In on the Killjoy" in this week's Washington City Paper.

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Oct 24, 2003

• 28 Sound Unseen 2003

  Minneapolis independent film/music festival "showcases music’s rebels, innovators and unsung heroes with 10 days of documentaries, concert films, music videos and live performances." Featuring films with Can, Iggy Pop, Low, Dee Dee Ramone and others.

  in Video — by Steve Sabo — on Sep 23, 2003

• 27 Magnet Magazine's Top 10 Most Influential Albums from 1993-2003

  What are your favorite albums of the last ten years? See what the preeminent publication on underground and independent music picks....

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Sep 18, 2003

• 26 FCC and media ownership

  This week, a boost for independent radio of all kinds: The Republican-led Senate voted to repeal FCC regulations that...

  in Politics — by Steve Sabo — on Sep 17, 2003

• 25 Independent Music Activism — Part II: Negativland's U2

  Part of Negativland's homepage is dedicated to intellectual property issues. There, you can find all sorts of legal and informational links relating to copyright and trademark law, including an excellent interview between Negativland members and (an unsuspecting) U2's The Edge.

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Sep 11, 2003

• 24 Independent Music Activism Part I: iTunes and Its Effect on the Industry

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Sep 07, 2003

• 23 Goodbye, Matt Davis...

  Matt Davis, lead singer and guitarist of Southern recording artists, Ten Grand, died yesterday at the age of 26 after suffering a fatal seizure in Iowa City, Iowa.

  in Music — by Steve Sabo — on Aug 13, 2003