Same as it ever was (Concord Monitor)

To demonstrate his working relationship with Brian Eno, David Byrne plugs an iPod into his computer. From speakers comes the gentle strumming of an acoustic guitar, the chords occasionally changing.

Heart to heart (The Star)

For legendary musicians David Byrne and Brian Eno, working off what comes in by e-mail has done wonders.

Galactic reunion concert (The Addison Independent)

By KATHRYN FLAGG VERGENNES — Struggling to find a name for their newly formed band, Doug Hawley, Billy Yantz and Pat O’Brien stood on O’Brien’s driveway in Vergennes one night in 1964. They were teenagers — Yantz, the oldest of the three, was only 15. The guys tossed around a few names, but as Yantz remembers it, nothing sounded quite right. That’s when he happened to glance down at ...

Hazleton’s First Night offers family fun on New Year’s Eve Quick Info (The Citizens' Voice)

First Night is a way for families to celebrate the New Year, through the arts.

Byrne, Eno revive creative chemistry (The Buffalo News)

NEW YORK -- To demonstrate his working relationship with Brian Eno, David Byrne plugs an iPod into his computer. From speakers come the gentle strumming of an acoustic guitar, the chords occasionally changing.

From country to rap, 2008's best (The Wichita Eagle)

As 2008 comes to a close, music writers for the New York Times each nominated 10 artists for giving us the year's best in music. Here are their picks: By Jon Pareles 1. TV on the Radio, "Dear Science" (DGC/Interscope). Desperation and anger give way to celebration through sheer force of will on "Dear Science." For this album TV on the Radio traded its noisiness for clarity, the better ...