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Santiago Guerrero

A multi-instrumentalist who has been in over a dozen popular local bands, Santiago Guerrero's day job is as a childcare specialist for children with developmental disorders.

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Review: Lykke Li

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Santiago Guerrero
Date: 
12/02/2011
LLi

Just as the Vic Theater's sold-out crowd was beginning to become anxious about Lykke Li's arrival, smoke and blinding strobe lights began to illuminate the dark and deserted stage.

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On Stage Review: Architecture in Helsinki

By: 
Santiago Guerrero
Date: 
12/02/2011
GusFranklin

Since Architecture in Helsinki's recorded music seems to benefit from being able to track in a studio, I was interested to see how their music would translate live and who would take the lead, performance-wise.

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This Weekend in Music

By: 
Santiago Guerrero
Date: 
11/06/2011
BTGrp

As Blitzen Trapper took the stage at The Metro on Thursday night, their humble and down to earth presence was immediately felt.

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Review: Screaming Females

By: 
Santiago Guerrero
Date: 
10/20/2011
Pater

I can't think of a better venue at which to see Screaming Females than at Schuba's tavern...except maybe someone's basement or house party. For those who have never been, Schuba's has a very intimate stage set-up. Even if you're standing at the end of the floor, you do not feel far from the band.

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Review: Melt Banana at the Subterannean

By: 
Santiago Guerrero
Date: 
10/18/2011
Yasuko

Coming all the way from Japan on their fifteenth American tour, Melt Banana has solidified itself as an experimental punk rock staple, while remaining extremely inventive and fresh as they progress artistically. Interestingly, on Oct. 16 at the Subterranean, 2011 W. North Ave., they shared the bill with two local bands.

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Battles at the Vic

By: 
Santiago Guerrero
Date: 
10/11/2011
JStainer

For those who are not familiar with Battles, the simplest way to describe their music would probably be "futuristic electro-experimental math/dance-rock". That being said, they still seem to transcend any genre assigned to them.

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