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March 11, 2012

As one of the signature bands of the influential local Moon Glyph record label, Food Pyramid has seen its fanbase grow steadily since the release of their trio of cassette tapes starting in 2010. Gathering a pool of national accolades over the years as a result, this young trio (with a cast of rotating guest musicians) is about to celebrate further with the release of "Mango Sunrise," their first proper full-length.

Food Pyramid performs in The Current studio

Food Pyramid performs in The Current studio

David Campbell and Food Pyramid • Mar 11, 2012

As one of the signature bands of the influential local Moon Glyph record label, Food Pyramid has seen its fanbase grow steadily since the release of their trio of cassette tapes starting in 2010. Gathering a pool of national accolades over the years as a result, this young trio (with a cast of rotating guest musicians) is about to celebrate further with the release of "Mango Sunrise," their first proper full-length.

Album Review: The Honeydogs - What Comes After

Album Review: The Honeydogs - What Comes After

Barb Abney • Mar 11, 2012

Nope, The Honeydogs didn't get that "rock 'n roll formula" memo. Or if they did, they ignored it. And we should thank them for it. While it's true that "What Comes After" is The Honeydog's first studio recording they've released in six years, it is also true that with this10th studio effort, they've released the best CD of their career.

The Honeydogs perform live in The Current studio

The Honeydogs perform live in The Current studio

The Honeydogs • Mar 10, 2012

Coming up with songs for a 10th album after playing nearly two decades together might sound like a daunting task for many bands. For the Honeydogs, it took less than a week to put together an album full of worry, pain and hope.

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The Set, Crunchy Kids play SXSW send-off at the Cabooze

Andrea Swensson • Mar 9, 2012

On Thursday night, March 8, local musicians affiliated with the Last Triumph collective performed at a SXSW send-off party at the Cabooze in Minneapolis. Read the full story on the Last Triumph collective and their involvement with a new Minnesota-based musical video game project here. ALL PHOTOS BY BEN CLARK.

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JAM Live video game hopes to bring Minnesotan artists to the masses

Andrea Swensson • Mar 9, 2012

Local developers Zivix throwing unique parties at SXSW

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Friday Five: Gigamesh is glamorous, Mark Mallman posts a very long video, and more

Andrea Swensson • Mar 9, 2012

Local music notes from the week of March 5-9

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Song of the Day: Food Pyramid

Jon Schober • Mar 9, 2012

Read about and download their new track "Oh Mercy"

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Transmission gets D-listed

Peter Valelly • Mar 8, 2012

Jake Rudh picks his top 5 “D” bands and reflects on 11 years of DJing

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Hoot for Slim Dunlap planned as he slowly recovers from stroke

Andrea Swensson • Mar 8, 2012

It’s been a long wait for good news from the Slim Dunlap camp, as the songwriter, guitarist, former Replacement, and all-around kind soul has struggled to recover from a stroke he suffered last month. But this past week, the Slim Dunlap Fan Club received some uplifting news: Dunlap was moved out of the ICU and…

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SXSW Live Webcast schedule

Brett Baldwin • Mar 7, 2012

Bruce Springsteen, Polica, Andrew Bird, Sharon Van Etten, Alabama Shakes and more

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