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Low vs. Diamond at Alley Katz 

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With the release of its self-titled debut earlier this year, Low vs. Diamond quickly became a prominent fixture on the new-arrival radar, going so far as to land a spot on Rolling Stone's 2008 Artists to Watch list. With an anthem-reaching sound that rivals the contemporary bombast of the Killers — without all the new wave influence — this Los Angeles-based quintet stops at Alley Katz on Saturday Nov. 8, at 5 p.m. Tickets are $10-$12. 643-2816.
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