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Cloud Gate 2 Feb 22, 2012 This performance features a range of works by up-and-coming Taiwanese choreographers that blends Asian gestures, martial arts-inspired leaps, and modern dance. 51 other things to do on Wednesday, February 22
 
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Put your hands on an iceberg, wander through the ship's remade cabins and experience the world's most famous sunken ship

 

 
Music

Doomsday Student are born again

The fall of Arab on Radar gives rise to a new noise-rock band

To many listeners, Arab on Radar was the most obnoxious band ever. But to their devoted fans, they were the second coming of no-wave.

By Peter Holslin

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San Diego music & nightlife

Oscars parties in San Diego

Where to watch the 2012 Academy Awards

The 84th annual Academy Awards are happening Sunday, Feb. 26. While planting yourself on the sofa in front of the TV sounds OK, why not get in the spirit and have a red-carpet kind of a night out on the town? Here's a roundup of a few interesting Oscars parties in San Diego: ...
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If I Were U

Surfer Blood, Gardens & Villa and more San Diego concerts

The Heavy Guilt, Mundell Lowe and Shigeto are just some of the acts we’re stoked about this week

Whether they’re performing to a sold-out crowd on New Year’s Eve or playing a modest venue in Carlsbad, local folk-rockers The Heavy Guilt are just about everywhere.

By Peter Holslin
Notes from the Smoking Patio

The Vision of a Dying World is finished

Jackson Milgaten ends folk-rock project, Sezio founder takes out lease on Luce Loft and more music news

Cuckoo Chaos guitarist / vocalist Jackson Milgaten bade farewell to his longstanding folk-rock project The Vision of a Dying World

By Peter Holslin
Nightgeist

DJ Beatnick

Our semi-regular look at the San Diego DJ scene

When Beatnick steps to the stage, don’t be surprised if you hear an old Hall & Oates track thrown in with something newer by Mayer Hawthorne.

By Kinsee Morlan
Soundwaves

Another nutty effort from The Big Thank You

Experimental trio’s new release is solid even without drugs

The Big Thank You Guardian Angel Roadside Chapel: Demos & Retakes (self-released) My copy of Guardian Angel Roadside Chapel came with two curious little pills and a handwritten note instr

By Peter Holslin
Soundwaves

Jesse LaMonaca drops a new album

Americana singer-songwriter offers something for everyone

The good news about Jesse LaMonaca’s new album is that, while it lacks cohesiveness, the singer-songwriter makes up for it with an enlightened sense of pop songcraft and a voice that the listener just can’t help but believe.

By Seth Combs
Shot on Scene

Self-defeating Democrats at Stingaree

Last Wednesday, James Brennan, co-owner of Stingaree nightclub, wrote an op-ed in the U-T San Diego that railed against Democrats for wanting to raise capital-gains taxes. Then, on Saturday night, a b

By Seth Combs
 
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