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• Q & A: Josh Carter of Phantogram: "My Brain Doesn't Work Creatively During the Day"

  By Darryl Smyers | Tue, November 8, 2011

  The duo of Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter has been performing in upstate New York under a couple of monikers since 2007. Originally called Charlie Everywhere, Barthel and Carter decided a more seriou More >

• Last Night: Tim Kasher, Aficionado, Sea Lion at The Loft

  By Eric Grubbs | Thu, September 8, 2011

  im Kasher, Aficionado, Sea Lion The Loft September 7th, 2011 Better than: filming your own version of Say Anything's proposed sequel.?Given the turnout for last night's show, with the floor in fro More >

• Last Night: The Dodos, The Luyas at The Loft

  By Eric Grubbs | Fri, September 2, 2011

  The Dodos, The Luyas The Loft September 1, 2011 Better than: rummaging through your closet for Star Wars merchandise to put in a bonfire.As soon as The Loft opened last night -- a little after More >

• The Dodos' Logan Kroeber Names For Us His All-Time Top Five Bay Area (Musical) Giants.

  By Kelly Dearmore | Thu, September 1, 2011

  Earlier this week, when Meric Long of the San Francisco-based band The Dodos told us about some of his earliest concert-going experiences, our Eric Grubbs noted that the band "plays folk, but with a k More >

• Meric Long of The Dodos Remembers His First Time Playing in Dallas. It Was For Two People.

  By Eric Grubbs | Tue, August 30, 2011

  If you haven't seen The Dodos play live before, do yourself a favor and check them out when they hit town again this week. Comprised of principals Meric Long and Logan Kroeber, the band plays folk, bu More >

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  JennRob

  | Tue, June 15, 2010

  one of the best views in Dallas! Great place to catch a show!

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  dallasobserverbestof

  | Wed, May 06, 2009

  Honestly, the Palladium Ballroom is more akin to an airplane hangar than an actual ballroom—even the main room at the House of Blues has more personality. The Loft upstairs, however, is another animal entirely, with great sound, a classy hardwood-and-brick decor and that rare aesthetic touch that escapes most local clubs: windows. It's the balcony outside that may be the best feature, with gorgeous, panoramic views of downtown and plenty of seating in case the opening band is skippable. On a nice night with the right band playing, there's really no better hangout in the city.

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