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What's Hot: The Singles Roundup: Chemical Brothers, Sean Kingston, Rilo Kiley, Tegan & Sara, Cat Power
17-Jul-2007
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The Chems start a Middle Eastern dance party, Rilo Kiley goes pornographic, Tegan and Sara make mullet pop and more. It's all here for the listening...
Tegan & Sara Tour Mostly Canada
12-Jul-2007
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Following a brief United States tour, twin songwriters Tegan and Sara Quinn will head back to their native Canada for an extensive tour. The
Tegan And Sara Announce Summer Tour
10-May-2007
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In anticipation of their July 24th release The Con, twin sister rockers Tegan And Sara will tour select dates across North America. The duo begins the trek in Victoria, British Columbia
Tegan and Sara Unveil New Album Details
28-Mar-2007
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Canadian rock twins Tegan and Sara Quin will release their fifth record, The Con, on July 24th via Vapor/Sanctuary Records. The album was recorded in Portland,
Tegan and Sara Coming to DVD (Pitchfork)
25-Aug-2006
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Seeing double? Don't be alarmed. Canada's favorite tune-carrying twins, Tegan and Sara , are set to follow in the footsteps of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. Nah, no eating disorders or public breakups.
New Releases: Rick Ross, James Blunt, Bloc Party, Slayer, Cassie, Cure, Sigur Ros, Jonas Brothers & More (MTV Music Television)
15-Aug-2006
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The underground hero's paean to his hometown has already grabbed ears with its leadoff single, "Hustlin'." Also due Tuesday are LPs by Matthew Friedberger, Unearth, Daughters and Dirty Pretty Things, plus a Tegan and Sara DVD.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs SHOW YOUR BONES (Interscope) (Las Vegas CityLife)
02-May-2006
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There's no understandable reason why the Yeah Yeah Yeahs would have made Tegan and Sara's sophomore album as the follow-up to the popular and critical success of 2003's Fever to Tell . The first half, especially tracks "Gold Lion" and "Way Out," reveal Karen O doing her best impression of Canada's siblings Quin. What happened to the YYY? Where are Nick Zinner's shrieky guitars and Brian Chase's
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