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The Indy In-Tune Blog

Covering you from the front row, to backstage, and right out to the alley behind the club.

In Depth: MODOC

By: Brandon Cannon -- Friday, September 6, 2013
MODOC set the bar at a staggering high early with their mesmerizing self titled  second release on August 27th of this year. They have honed in on the ability to snatch your hand, pull you in and make you listen undistracted to a smorgas... (Read Full Article)



In Depth: Kolo Bell

By: Brandon Cannon -- Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Kolo Bell is a local singer-songwriter and a fierce supporter of our music, comedy, and art scene. He has helped countless people on developing their crafts and more notably just how to believe in themselves. I’ve heard Kolo say that, “The most radical th... (Read Full Article)



Gear Up for Summer

Back by popular demand for a limited time only, "I support local music ... and yes, that does make me better than you." Show the world that you, too, are a proud elitist music snob! Get yours before time runs out...

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