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The Time of Rivers Festival, set in the beautiful city of Portland, Maine, focuses on exploratory stringed instrumental soloists with an emphasis on the guitar. There are however a few ensembles who round things out a bit and hopefully complement the other musicians. Last year’s inaugural festival was a huge success with locals and visitors from all over due to the the diversity of the players and the various approaches to their instruments.

Tickets for the evening shows are $15 advance, $18 at the festival. Passes for all three evening shows are $35 in advance and $45 at the festival. Buy them here.

Tickets for the afternoon shows are $5 and available first-come, first-serve at the door only.

Friday, Oct 10
Doors open at 5:30pm, music startst at 6:00pm, 40 minute sets
Fursaxa, Joshua Burkett, Harris Newman, MV & EE, Ilyas Ahmed, Paul Metzger and Fire on Fire

Saturday, Oct. 11
12:00pm, 30 minute sets
tickets available at the door only, first come first serve.
Rafi Bookstaber, Visitations, Marcia Bassett, Steve Gunn

Saturday, Oct. 11
Doors open at 6:30pm, music startst at 7:00pm, 45+ minute sets
Cian Nugent, Ben Reynolds, George Stavis, Jack Rose, Michael Chapman, Micah Blue Smaldone

Sunday, Oct. 12
12:00pm, 35 minute sets
Cursillistas, James Beaudreau, Marc Orleans, Alexander Turnquist

Sunday, Oct. 12 at SPACE
Record fair (see below)

Sunday, Oct. 12 at SPACE
Doors open at 6:30pm, music startst at 7:00pm, 30 and 45+ minute sets
Arborea, Edward Gibbs, Carter Thornton, Glenn Jones, Tetuzi Akiyama, Jozef van Wissem

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Alright, I’ll admit it-I’m kind of an Animal Collective junky but the giving is good this week with the announcement of a possible upcoming album release and now a new Panda Bear “remix” of The Notwist that finds Noah Lennox singing and reworking on the track enough to make it more close to a new song of his own than a simple remix. To think he could have added an 808 to the track and called it a day…

Head over to Gorilla Vs. Bear for an excerpt of the track, I’ve got it on repeat and ordered the 7″. Seems like the perfect track to phase summer into autumn. The song itself sounds a bit like a re-worked Davy Graham song with some Hollies harmonies worked in..but mostly it just sounds like Panda Bear.

Hear an excerpt of “Boneless” by Panda bear here

buy it

Edvard

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