PRINTED MATTER: Arts + Entertainment, May 27

The members of Free Energy contemplate cereal salad Here's what you'll miss if you don't pick up a City Paper this week: FEATURES! - K. Ross Hoffman chats with Paul Sprangers of Free Energy in anticipation of their Friday show at the First Unitarian Church. - Holly Otterbein rounds up May's Last Chance, including exhibits at Bus Stop, Crane Arts and the ICA. Catch 'em or regret it. - A.D. Amorosi asks the members of Univox why it took so long for them to drop their lush, textured debut album. COLUMNS! - Robin Rice heads to the Gershman Y to Re:View an exhibit all about the siren song of cartography, "Mapping: Outside/Inside." - In Hang the DJ, J. Edward Keyes compares the hyperkinetic new Janelle Monáe album, The ArchAndroid, with Nachtmystium's not-nearly-as-sexy Addicts: Black Meddle Pt. II. REVIEWS! - Shaun Brady gives Survival of the Dead a C in this week's Flick Pick. Basically, "it's The Big Country with zombies," and that's not a good thing. - David Anthony Fox was none too pleased with Philadelphia Theatre Workshop's production of 516 (five sixteen). For a play about academia, its main character "seems to know very little about how a university works." AND THEN THERE'S ... - Kaleidoscope quick hits on Lost States, The Harvest: Spoken Soul 215 Open Mic, Okayplayer's 10 Year Reunion, and the fiction issue of The Atlantic. - A&E Picks on Of Montreal, Black Pearl Sings, Holy Fuck and more - An Agenda section full of goodies, like Icepack, a preview of Shmitten Kitten's Mister America Pageant, Picks and Shopping Spree, newly helmed by the one and only Julia West - Our Summer Fun Guide! Make sure to take a look, and then complete all the tasks at hand. PREVIOUSLY >> PRINTED MATTER: Arts + Entertainment, May 20

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PRINTED MATTER: Arts + Entertainment, May 27

POSTED: Thursday, May 27, 2010, 3:23 PM

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The members of Free Energy contemplate cereal salad

Here's what you'll miss if you don't pick up a City Paper this week: FEATURES!

K. Ross Hoffman chats with Paul Sprangers of Free Energy in anticipation of their Friday show at the First Unitarian Church.
Holly Otterbein rounds up May's Last Chance, including exhibits at Bus Stop, Crane Arts and the ICA. Catch 'em or regret it.
A.D. Amorosi asks the members of Univox why it took so long for them to drop their lush, textured debut album.

COLUMNS!

Robin Rice heads to the Gershman Y to Re:View an exhibit all about the siren song of cartography, "Mapping: Outside/Inside."
In Hang the DJ, J. Edward Keyes compares the hyperkinetic new Janelle Monáe album, The ArchAndroid, with Nachtmystium's not-nearly-as-sexy Addicts: Black Meddle Pt. II.

REVIEWS!

Shaun Brady gives Survival of the Dead a C in this week's Flick Pick. Basically, "it's The Big Country with zombies," and that's not a good thing.
David Anthony Fox was none too pleased with Philadelphia Theatre Workshop's production of 516 (five sixteen). For a play about academia, its main character "seems to know very little about how a university works."

AND THEN THERE'S ...

Kaleidoscope quick hits on Lost States, The Harvest: Spoken Soul 215 Open Mic, Okayplayer's 10 Year Reunion, and the fiction issue of The Atlantic.
A&E Picks on Of Montreal, Black Pearl Sings, Holy Fuck and more
An Agenda section full of goodies, like Icepack, a preview of Shmitten Kitten's Mister America Pageant, Picks and Shopping Spree, newly helmed by the one and only Julia West
Our Summer Fun Guide! Make sure to take a look, and then complete all the tasks at hand.

PREVIOUSLY >> PRINTED MATTER: Arts + Entertainment, May 20

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