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ATLANTA: Deerhunter frontman Bradford Cox kicks off tour as solo debut hits store shelves.

It's not often that you catch a frontman call for his father's approval from center stage, but, then again, Bradford Cox is no ordinary frontman.

Love in October

Who? After moving to the Midwestern U.S. from their native Sweden in the early 2000s, brothers Erik (vocals/guitar/piano/Moog) and Kent Widman (bass/Moog) began power-pop

The Whitsundays

Who? Score one more for the Great White North. Edmonton, Alberta quintet the Whitsundays -- Paul Arnusch (vocals/percussion), Dave Swanson (guitar/vocals), Clint Frazier (drums), Lyle Bell (bass/vocals), and Doug Organ (keyboards) -- are busy fellows. The '60s-inspired indie pop ensemble shares members

Zookeeper

Who? A vet of early emo act Mineral and indie rock sentimentalists the Gloria Record, Austin-bred singer/songwriter Chris Simpson disappeared in 2004 in the midst of recording what would've been the latter band's sophomore effort. Simpson finally reemerged two years later with a new sound and a fresh moniker: Zookeeper. A

Dashboard Confessional Strips Down the Emo

ATLANTA: Crowds are "Thick as Thieves" for solo sets from emo torchbearer Chris Carrabba and Say Anything's Max Bemis.
PHOTOS BY ALEXI STRISH

The emo train stopped in Atlanta last night (Oct. 2) for a large-yet-intimate show at Midtown's Center Stage where Dashboard Confessional indulged a near-capacity crowd with a mostly solo performance featuring material from singer Chris Carrabba's earlier Dashboard days.

Kill the Lights

Who? Montreal quintet Kill the Lights -- Alexander Hackett (guitar/vocals), Stephanie Hanna (vocals/keyboards), Joseph Yarmush (guitar/ keyboards), Johnston Dignard (bass), and Yann Geoffroy (drums) -- formed in Toronto in 2005 after Hackett and Geoffroy made a move from Montreal to the Ontario metropolis out of boredom. The

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