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Dawes perform in the UBS Forum<br />
April 8, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Warmly received by the crowd, Dawes broke to talk to Mark Wheat a couple times<br />
during their five-song set, covering topics ranging from frontman Taylor Goldsmith's<br />
hesitance to try the <strong>Minnesota</strong> State Fair's trademark junk food and the mystery of how<br />
the band were chosen to open for Bob Dylan this summer.<br />
Inventive indie supergroup Divine Fits perform at The Current<br />
April 4, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Indie supergroup Divine Fits brings together members of Spoon, Wolf Parade, and more,<br />
so it's no wonder their debut full-length A Thing Called Divine Fits became an airplay<br />
staple at The Current and catapulted its way on to many of our staff's year-end lists. In<br />
town for a gig at Minneapolis' Varsity Theater, the band swung through our studios to<br />
play a session.<br />
The Current Sessions: Duluth indie veterans Low perform at the Fitzgerald<br />
Theater<br />
April 3, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Low are minimalists in every sense of the word. Every note, every rise and fall in<br />
dynamic, every snippet of between-song banter is intentional, and measured. The<br />
Fitzgerald Theater was an ideal setting for the band's poignant show on Saturday, March<br />
23. Enjoy audio from the event.<br />
Peter Wolf Crier performs at the McNally Smith Soundbite Series<br />
April 3, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Peter Wolf Crier reignited the modern surge of <strong>Minnesota</strong> bands signing to indie labels.<br />
Back in 2010, their debut "Inter-Be" took the community by surprise, and Peter Pisano<br />
and Brian Moen were promptly scooped up by Jagjaguwar Records for a re-release.<br />
Precocious Irish folk-rockers Little Green Cars perform in The Current studio<br />
April 2, <strong>2013</strong><br />
The yearning harmonies and darkly allusive lyrics of singles like "Harper Lee" suggest<br />
that Little Green Cars possess a precocious wisdom that will serve them well as the<br />
attention and hype around their debut continues to build.<br />
Eclectic indie-folk outfit Thao & the Get Down Stay Down performs at The Current<br />
April 1, <strong>2013</strong><br />
San Francisco's Thao & the Get Down Stay Down is the vehicle for the thoughtful indie<br />
folk-rock lyricism of singer-songwriter Thao Nguyen. Over the course of five albums and<br />
multiple singles (plus celebrated collaborations like her 2011 LP with indie-pop artist<br />
Mirah), she's developed a stripped-down, cerebral but deeply relatable voice that's earned<br />
her a sizable and devoted following.