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Weekend picks: Idaho rockers, gritty shout-alongs and rock manifestos

Built to Spill

Pictured: Built to Spill

FRIDAY

The Great Curve at Beerland. This is the new act from some guys who used to be in the Austin avant-garde rock band Steers, which was a force of nature back in 2005 or so. Check out myspace.com/thegreatcurvetx for some intriguing, almost-progressive rock and a manifesto. I love bands with manifestoes. With the Murdocks and more. 9 p.m. Free. Yes, free. — Joe Gross

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SATURDAY

Built to Spill & Dinosaur Jr. at Stubb’s. Veteran Boise, Idaho-based rockers Built to Spill, who bridge the gap between Neil Young and indie rock, are back with ‘There Is No Enemy,’ the follow-up to 2006’s ‘You In Reverse.’ Perhaps their most energized outing since the release of ‘Perfect from Now On’ and ‘Keep It Like a Secret’ in the late ’90s, ‘Enemy’ delivers everything fans have come to expect, including Doug Martsch’s nasally vocals and soaring guitar licks. With Dinosaur Jr., Lou Barlow & the Missing Men and Disco Doom. $25. 7 p.m. —Peter Mongillo

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