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Owl City Vs. The Postal Service
When you type "Owl City Sound Like Postal Service" into that magic little Google contraption you get 280,000 results.
Andrews: USPS must explain Logan Twp. closing
The U.S. Postal Service has violated federal regulations by failing to provide financial details that justify the planned closing of a mail-processing facility in Gloucester County, according to U.S. Rep.
Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter
Postal Service releases holiday mailing tips
The U.S. Postal Service estimates that 16.6 billion cards, letters and packages will be delivered between Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
Robbie Williams - Reality Killed The Video Star
El Perro Del Mar: Love Is Not Pop Swedish love songs tend to cut through the crap.
Fiery Furnaces attack 'bogus' Radiohead
Fiery Furnaces musician Matthew Friedberger has attacked Radiohead after misunderstanding a question about the group.
Arrest made in robbery of St. Louis letter carrier
The U.S. Postal Service said a juvenile has been arrested in connection with the armed robbery of a mail carrier in St.
Yo La Tengo coming to Wellington in February
Mystery Girl Presents Mystery Girl, Galesburg and 95bFM are pleased to be bringing to New Zealand a ' for the first time in ten years a ' the band that has a cult following even the Mormons envy, a band that influences the influential and renders the critics uncritical - yes thata TMs right, it is Yo La Tengo.
Postal Service to raise some rates
The price of a first class stamp stays at 44 cents in 2010, but other U.S. Postal Service prices will go up.
After nine Pedro the Lion releases, a decade as indie rock's scholastic defender of Christianity, and hosting theological QA sessions at every show - followed by a very public loss of faith, a couple years of blackout binge drinking and an album that buries, mourns and rages at everything he believed - Bazan has run out of answers.
Indie legends in town the Noizy Indie Social Club has announced another gig in Cumbernauld.
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Laverne lands deal to write 'rock chick' books
TV presenter Lauren Laverne, from Sunderland, is to publish a series of teenage novels after signing a book deal.
Indie duo take act - on the road'Nov 1 at
"We have a member of the band who couldn't be here today," Ben Gibbard said into his microphone as silence fell over the 9:30 club.
The Rock History Report for November 2nd, 2009
1968 - Stevie Wonder released "For Once In My Life." 1974 - George Harrison set out on his first tour in eight years, becoming the first former Beatle to hit the road for a nationwide solo trek.
Osso, Sufjan Stevens' the BQE and DM Stith
Musician Sufjan Stevens will present his 40-minute film, "The BQE," at the Indianapolis Museum of Art's Tobias Theater , with the Osso string quartet performing before the screening and singer-songwriter DM Stith performing after.
Paul Newman - Generous Paul Newman
Paul Newman was the most generous US celebrity of 2008, donating $21 million to good causes, according to The Giving Back Fund.
Job Training Agency Faces Takeover
A taxpayer-financed Memphis agency that specializes in job training and helping employers find workers is facing a possible state takeover.
Monsters of Folk finesse Orpheum
Upon hearing the eponymous release from Monsters of Folk, I feared that the gimmick wouldn't last; I feared that again a group had been formed that could never surpass the greatness of each member's other projects.
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Ben Gibbard played with Jay Farrar at Webster Hall with John Roderick opening. "Along with all 12 songs from the album, Farrar and Gibbard each sang a song from a different project, before finishing with a pair of covers.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Police seize guns, stolen mail from Atlanta home
Police and federal agents raided a southeast Atlanta home on Thursday, seizing stolen mail, check-making equipment and guns.
The Brakes' sound reminiscent of classic '70s acts
One of Philadelphia's hottest young rock bands, The Brakes, is making an impression far from its hometown.
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