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The typical method for discovering a new band is going to see a different band, sharing the bill. The bands know about this potential for discovery. In fact, this method is so common that bands intentionally set up shows in each other's conquered territory.
Last night, I intended to see Terminus Victor at Mike n' Molly's. I discovered Lollipop Factory. They are my new favorite band.
Editor's Note: Roving beer and music enthusiast Matt Cohn combines these iconic forces, matching the perfect brew for the perfect band in his new column, Listing to Music.
Beer and music are meant to intoxicate, so what happens when we combine these forces?
Visualize a Venn Diagram formed by two iconic circular objects of our time. On one side we have the sweat left by a bottle of beer, or a pint glass. The other side can be a compact disc, a vinyl record or (pervasively) a portable device’s click wheel.
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