| annikalarson - 27/Oct/2010 2008 was a good year for Vampire Weekend. With a self-titled first album, the band crashed the indie pop party, bringing with it a fresh sound that co...
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| Brandon Weigel - 11/Mar/2010 Some of the facts:- Contra debuted as the number one album in the country, selling 124,000 copies in its first week. It was only the 12th independentl...
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| Tyler Boehm - 22/Feb/2010 Contra, the new Vampire Weekend album is cause for a celebration and, luckily for us, the band has provided the soundtrack. On the heels of their nea...
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Matt Medlock - 17/Feb/2010  It perplexed me that shortly after the release of Vampire Weekend’s self-titled debut, the rough impression suggested that more people hated the band ...
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AMOROSI - 05/Feb/2010  Call it prep school-Africana or vaguely precious Soweto-pop,the music the boys of Vampire Weekend make have been getting under listeners'pelts since t...
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Chad Webb - 05/Feb/2010  Is the anticipated sophomore effort a worthwhile follow-up or a total messVampires Weekend is:Ezra Koenig: lead vocals, guitars, keyboard, pianoRosta...
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| AUSTIN POWELL - 04/Feb/2010 Vampire Weekend's eponymous 2008 debut proved a rare pop triumph, succeeding in its creation of an entire aesthetic – Ivy League Afro-pop. The N...
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Giselle Nguyen - 03/Feb/2010  Vampire Weekend exploded into the music world’s general consciousness at the beginning of 2008 with an eponymous debut album that was bouncy, ha...
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| Kelsey Paine - 29/Jan/2010 Vampire Weekend's second album, "Contra," finds the New York-based band pushing its eclectic, intellectual indie rock further using a mash-up of music...
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| Dave Jaffer - 28/Jan/2010 Vampire Weekend's self-titled debut was a revelation, and their likable and listenable Upper West Side Soweto captured our hearts with ease. Contra is...
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