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October 05, 2011 Music » BeatBox

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Long Live Disco 

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Tiger & Woods

Catch its set at As You Like It with support from 40 Thieves on Saturday, Oct. 8, at BeatBox. 10 p.m., $20; tandw.eventbrite.com.

The mere mention of disco is enough to send most people into fits of gag-worthy and wrong-headed nostalgia. Yet, the past couple of years have seen the growth of a new generation of discophiles. One product of this scene is the mysterious production duo Tiger & Woods. Specializing in a sarcastic form of loopy disco house, the duo is on a North American tour following the release of Through the Green, its debut LP.

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