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Music

In the Dead of Winter

By Matt Ritchie | January 20, 2012
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Staff Picks: Books, movies and music for the END OF THE WORLD

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | January 14, 2012

Songs for the end of the world

By Matt Ritchie | January 13, 2012

Tunes Review: Björk – Biophilia

By Matt Ritchie | January 13, 2012
Trouble Andrew. Photo by Angela Gzowski

Venue vacancy

By Nick Laugher | January 13, 2012
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Arts Briefs

By Matt Ritchie | January 13, 2012
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The modern music scene: death and resurrection

By Mathew Holden | January 13, 2012
Moe Kabbara. Photo by Michael Cestnik

Finding a new tune

By Sarah Mateshaytis | November 25, 2011
Oscar Wilde. Photo by Napoleon Sarony

SuddenlyLISTEN improvisational collective gets a little Wilde

By Nick Laugher | November 25, 2011
The Sheepdogs. Supplied photo by Alex Kirzhner

Who let the dogs out?

By Erica Eades | November 25, 2011
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History of a concert-goer

By Mathew Holden | November 25, 2011

Dave Gunning joined by Symphony Nova Scotia

Rebecca Cohn show marks return from Remembrance tour in Afghanistan 
By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | November 25, 2011
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