C&L's Late Nite Music Club - The 50 State Strategy with Cursive (NE)
Mama I'm Swollen, Cursive's new album, wins my award for worst album title of the year, but "From The Hips" is a nice tune. While the humdrum over the Omaha scene centered mostly around Conor Oberst (Bright Eyes), Cursive and the other acts on Saddle Creek Records has died down a bit since 2003, Tim Kasher and co. continue to make quality introspective indie dirge. Also worth checking out: "The Night I Lost The Will To Fight" from 2000's Domestica.
Every Monday night (Tuesday this week), C&L's Late Nite Music Club showcases an act from every state, alphabetically by state, as part of LNMC's 50 State Strategy. Know a band or artist that you think is the best in their state? Email suggestions to latenitemusicclub [at] gmail.com. Next week: Nevada.

ps, I happen to like the album title, Max!
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Cursive via Saddle Creek is a fine choice for Nebraska and Tim Kasher is certainly a leftie but for those who want to check out something a bit off the beaten path from the Husker state check out this classic 1981 performance of Charlie Burton and the Cutouts doing their classic track "Rock and Roll Behavior" -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bItAEZ2LwJw&fe...
from MST3K and inspired by Crow's favorite movie, Roadhouse. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZyJCV_dyug
This stuff is so typical that it is nauseating. Can't anyone create good music anymore?
Man I completely forgot about Cursive. Used to listen to them a few years back.
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