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Ted Leo & the Pharmacists with Oranges Band

Thursday, June 9; Creepy Crawl (412 North Tucker Boulevard)

By Mikael Wood

Published on June 08, 2005

 Ted Leo's about as dependable an indie-rock show as you'll see: The thoughtful, rocking New Jersey troubadour sings so hard you can see the veins popping from his neck; he attacks his guitar as if it were on fire; he rushes tempos his capable band easily keeps up with. With last year's Shake the Sheets still sounding fine, the guy has a whole batch of new-ish tunes to finish beating up. Baltimore's Oranges Band has a lovely album called The World & Everything in It coming out this month that gives the group's fuzzy indie guitars some tender jangle.

Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 to $12; call 314-621-9333 for more information.



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