Interview: Patrick Stickles of Titus Andronicus
Ever since their start in Glen Rock, NJ, in 2005, Titus Andronicus have been lauded for their energetic live performances. Frontman and guitarist Patrick Stickles sings intensely from the heart […]
Events:
There are no upcoming events.
Album of the Week: Superorganism
An incredibly good debut album has a power that can’t be overstated: It can make a band’s career and shift the music landscape. The first self-titled release from indie pop […]
Wyclef Jean Brings the Carnival to Fête, Mar 3
Wyclef Jean is different from many of his hip-hop contemporaries due to his individualistic approach to the style. It’s hard to pin him down to one genre due to his […]
Album of the Week: Screaming Females – All at Once
If you ask a band or a musician about the hardest things that come with their craft, often they’ll mention trying to capture their live essence in a studio album. […]
Acid Dad Electrifies AS220 on February 27
Brooklyn has always been a melting pot for live music. The 2000s saw the music scene there explode again with acts like TV On The Radio, Kevin Devine, The Hold […]
Album of the Week: Vundabar – Smell Smoke
Vundabar have found themselves reaching new heights in 2018. The act from Boston has gone from being under the radar to a band with a burgeoning following around New England […]
Shopping (the band) at Columbus Theatre, Mar 2
British post-punk trio Shopping are on a mission to make people move. The band that calls both London and Glasgow home has an organic approach to the style that’s abundant […]
Album of the Week: Alice Ivy – I’m Dreaming
Australia has always had interesting music coming out of it. The country/continent has a very strong garage rock scene along with peculiar pop artists and they still worship ‘90s post-grunge […]
Ryan Montbleau at the Knickerbocker, Feb 9
Peabody, MA, singer-songwriter Ryan Montbleau has a knack for leaving a lasting impression through melody. The way his lyrics bounce off the chords and strums is astounding and guarantees a […]
Album of the Week: Palm – Rock Island
During this era of music, it’s easy to disregard innovation. Some people think that every possible style has already been conceived so there’s no chance of discovering something new. Through […]