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Heartless Bastards steer toward Mojo’s

The band name might bring the image of merciless mongrels to mind, but the rock group, Heartless Bastards, coming to Mojo’s on May 25, is anything but. Driven by the melodies and emotional reflections of the band’s lead singer and only female member, Erika Wennerstrom, the four-piece group exposes its heart and soul on its new album, Arrow, and on tour in Columbia next Friday.

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The S-P-E-L-L-I-N-G playlist

R.O.C.K. in the USA with these tracks

(Web Exclusive) Get in touch with your inner kindergartner with our playlist that spells it out.

Heartless Bastards steer toward Mojo’s

The Bastards will feature their new albumn

The band name might bring the image of merciless mongrels to mind, but the rock group, Heartless Bastards, coming to Mojo’s on May 25, is anything but. Driven by the melodies and emotional reflections of the band’s lead singer and only female member, Erika Wennerstrom, the four-piece group exposes its heart and soul on its new album, Arrow, and on tour in Columbia next Friday.

In the Garage: Enemy Airship

They do it in the dinning room

Enemy Airship's Michael Hopkins’ small would-be dining room transforms into the practice space for the local post-rock group, which formed last summer.

The "summer festival" playlist

This week's playlist features songs from bands that will be playing in summer festivals in or around Missouri.

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See This: The Hooten Hallers

One of Columbia’s favorite bands will return for a show at The Blue Note after their first national tour

(Web Exclusive) The Hooten Hallers finish up their national tour in their home town.

Summer festival music guide

Vox presents the best fests in the Midwest

Want to enjoy music this summer, but don't know what music festival is the best fit for you? Here is an extensive guide to help you decide.

Behind The Scenes With Interstellar Overdrive

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A look behind The Blue Note

The old Vaudevillian venue has been host to thousands of shows. This is just one.

Vox takes a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to make one night’s show come to life. After 15-plus hours and a dash of insanity, The Blue Note is open for business.

See this: Believers

Local band releases its new album

(Web Exclusive) You better believe Believers will rock The Blue Note May 5 for their album release party.

Hear this: Believers

Believers release their new album

(Web Exclusive) Tranquil sounds of nature only strengthen the dance rhythms on Believers' new EP

The spring cleaning playlist

Need to clean? This will make you spring.

(Web Exclusive) Spring heralds a season for cleanliness. This playlist will help get you through the grimiest of times.

Album review: Marilyn Manson's Born Villain

The (in)famous shock rocker returns with his new album, Born Villain

(Web Exclusive) Known for his extreme imagery and bold expression, Marilyn Manson has been entertaining and shocking audiences since the early 90’s. Many feared that Manson was losing his touch after hearing his previous release, The High End of Low. Fans of the shock rocker can listen in relief as Born Villain brings Manson back to his former glory.

Concert Recap: Switchfoot

Christian rockers cater to a new generation of listeners

(Web Exclusive) Miss the last nights Switchfoot concert? Here is a review to catch you up.

The dynamic duo playlist

Awesome songs picked by awesome duos

Vox music editors pick some tunes from musical duos and prove two is better than one

Preview: Tia Fuller

Saxophone player Tia Fuller comes to Murry's

Tia Fuller trades packed Beyoncé concerts for a cozy Columbia crowd

I want your six: Tia Fuller

Vox gets the scoop from saxophonist Tia Fuller

Tia Fuller talks lip gloss, music and her favorite album with Vox

Inside tracks with Raven Wolf C. Felton Jennings II

Raven Wolf shares his six favorite songs with Vox

When Raven Wolf isn't performing outside of Lakota Coffee Company on Ninth Street, he is listening to these tunes

See this: Primus

Primus comes to Columbia

(Web Exclusive) This quirky band kicks off Summerfest with mixes for wild fun

Concert recap: Reelfoot

Local favorite Reelfoot plays a full house at The Bridge Friday night

(Web Exclusive) A crowd, between the ages of 18 and 70, filled the small venue Friday night. The act Reelfoot provided the perfect jam-band feel for the evening with a concoction of originals and covers.

Concert Recap: Split Lip Rayfield

Split Lip Rayfield takes folk to the next level

(Web Exclusive) Folk band, Split Lip Rayfield, may be from Kansas, but we didn't hold that against them.