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Marijuana Deathsquads - Last Sunny Day
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Listen to 'Live Series: Volume 1,' a Compilation Benefiting Icehouse (Feat. The Cloak Ox, Greg Grease, PaviElle, Marijuana Deathsquads, Lateduster & More)
Listen to ‘Live Series: Volume 1,’ a Compilation Benefiting Icehouse (Feat. The Cloak Ox, Greg Grease, PaviElle, Marijuana Deathsquads, Lateduster & More)
The Reviler team – like most of you, we assume – have been missing live music something fierce. We’re hoping that when we’re able to safely see live music again, our favorite local music venues will still be around to welcome us back. One venue, south Minneapolis institution Icehouse, recently released a compilation of 18 songs from local bands that were recorded from the soundboard of the venue…
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Local Producer MAKR Drops Some Damaged Electronics on New EP Pallid Palm
Local producer Mark McGee has conjured up some crackling, bruised electronic noise over the years under banners such as To Kill a Petty Bourgeoisi, RONiiA, and Marijuana Deathsquads. But he has saved his most rugged, dissonant work for under his solo nom de plume MAKR, the project under which he released a new album this week. Longtime listeners won’t be totally surprised that his COVID-19…
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Andrew Broder with LOW, FOG, MARIJUANA DEATHSQUADS, IN // VIA, and MIDNITE EXPRESS at First Avenue Jan 26 2018
Photos by Darin Kamnetz
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Saturday night saw First Ave welcome a who’s who of contemporary Minnesota music: Velvet Negroni, Dizzy Fae, Iron Boys, Marijuana Deathsquads, and Hippo Campus. All these acts and more took the Mainroom stage as part of of Andrew Broder’s “Don’t F— This Up” benefit show. Proceeds from the event were donated to Voices for Racial Justice, the Minnesota Transgender Health Coalition, the Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center, Sunrise Movement, Appetite for Change, and Honor the Earth.
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As mundane as it can feel to talk about, it’s impossible to separate the culture of the Twin Cities from their frigid winters. Even the toughest born-and-bred Minnesotans can find themselves down in the dumps during cold months. With subzero wind chills and mountains of graying snow, calendars across the cities become dotted with residencies: local artists playing weekly shows with a rotating cast of guests.