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Monday, March 16
Monogold, dead leaf echo

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From New York, Monogold’s This Bloom picks up on the smart and perfectly spaced pop of Animal Collective. On true.deep.sleeper, dead leaf echo wanders through a shoegaze dream. With Bloody Knives, Femina-X. $6, 9pm, K23 Gallery, 704 Fredericksburg, (210) 776-5635.

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