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Temples fill The Fillmore, give everyone what they came for

Sayre Sherrill
September 28, 2014
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
Wednesday, September 24 in San Francisco, The Fillmore welcomed Fever The Ghost, Wampire, and Temples to its stage. The crowd that night was an eclectic mix, comprised of teens headbanging, twenty-something...

Neon Trees cover the bases of modern dating on Pop Psychology

Sayre Sherrill
April 21, 2014
Album Review
Due out on April 22nd, Neon Trees’s third album, appropriately titled Pop Psychology, is the pre-summer album that will convince you that lead singer Tyler Glenn knows exactly what is going on in that hormon...

Temples to capture ’60s psychedelic rock at the Great American Music Hall

Sayre Sherrill
April 14, 2014
Album Review, News
Dubbed Britain’s best new band by former Oasis’ member Noel Gallagher and set to perform at the Great American Music Hall on April 14th, Kettering-based Temples has us feeling nostalgic. Perhaps nostalgic ...

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