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Slideshow: Six Finger Satellite at Great Scott

Six Finger Satellite live at Great Scott, April 4, 2009

By CHRISTOPHER HUANG | April 13, 2009

Six Finger Satellite live at Great Scott, April 4, 2009.

Read: "Review: Six Finger Satellite at Great Scott" by Daniel Brockman.

Photos by Christopher Huang.

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Don't call it a comeback
Six Finger Satellite founder and frontman Jeremiah "J." Ryan has news for anyone assuming that the upcoming Six Finger Satellite mini-tour is a harbinger for some big 6FS reunion, following the recent release of Half Control on Load Records, originally recorded in 2001 and remixed last year.
Monsters of rock
Full-lengths from local rock icons Six Finger Satellite and the Chinese Stars provide a decimating double-dose of kinetic madness.
Wonderdrug wonders reunite
Are you ready for COLEPITZ to be back?
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Don't call it a comeback
Six Finger Satellite founder and frontman Jeremiah "J." Ryan has news for anyone assuming that the upcoming Six Finger Satellite mini-tour is a harbinger for some big 6FS reunion, following the recent release of Half Control on Load Records, originally recorded in 2001 and remixed last year.
Monsters of rock
Full-lengths from local rock icons Six Finger Satellite and the Chinese Stars provide a decimating double-dose of kinetic madness.
Wonderdrug wonders reunite
Are you ready for COLEPITZ to be back?
Feel-good hits of summer
Life is unabashedly beautiful for Wheat founders (and Taunton natives) Brendan Harney and Scott Levesque. That sentiment echoes throughout their latest release, White Ink, Black Ink (The Rebel Group) — which is surprising considering their track record with major and indie labels over their dozen years in the business.
Gloom merchants
It would’ve been nice if Bobby Hecksher, songsmith and ringleader of the Warlocks, had spoon-fed me some anecdotes from back when he used to trip out with Timothy Leary.
Photos: Televandals at Great Scott
Photos of the Boston stop on the Televandals' Good for Nothing tour
Angst-free zone
It’s possible I’m working backward from a bullshit conclusion, but I’m half-convinced the main topic of most arts-and-entertainment journalism isn’t actually arts or entertainment.
A flair for the drama
"There's not enough hype in the world for Glasvegas," old reliable hypemonger NME recently proclaimed. But that doesn't mean the magazine and the rest of the British music press aren't trying.
Me time
It’s a lazy weekday afternoon, and we’re finishing breakfast at Kevin Micka’s house in Jamaica Plain.
Hot Box experiment on themselves
We’ll get to Stolzenberg’s band in a minute; right now I’m engrossed in her PhD work at Boston College.
Between rock and a soft place
There's a blog post on the Everyday Visuals' Web site titled "Pop is fucking (aka. Everything to all people? / a/k/a. Coldplay is just as bad as Wavves)" that I was tempted to cut, paste, and submit in place of this article.
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