Cocteau Twins Reunite Against a Common Foe
on April 1, 2016
They were never, ever, ever getting back together—until a common enemy reared its ugly head.
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Doomtree at Concord Music Hall on Dec. 4, 2015
on December 6, 2015
“It’s hard not to be overwhelmed by a set from Doomtree.”
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Whitehorse at Schubas
on May 15, 2015
Just like the far-flung Western town in the Yukon from where they derive their moniker, the sound of Whitehorse is like the sound of the Old West.
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Music’s Best Boxes of 2014
on December 26, 2014
Happy Boxing Day, everyone!
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Parrot Dream – “Come Home”
on December 18, 2014
Come Home Parrot Dream has released a woozy and leisurely yet deceptively complex single entitled “Come Home” from the band’s new self-released six song EP, Set Sail Someday. Like the ethereal musical hemispheres Parrot Dream combines, the quartet combines geographical hemispheres with members based in New York City and Santiago, Chile. The single starts simply, […]
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In Defense of Nickelback
on November 29, 2014
They don’t deserve to be your punching bag.
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Accidental Terrorists
on October 10, 2014
These 7 band names seemed like a great idea at the time.
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Orenda Fink Dreamed a Blue Dream
on September 2, 2014
Solo album “Blue Dream” was partially pulled from Fink’s dream journals.
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Music Through the Looking Glass
on August 19, 2014
Jabberwocky Festival may have been cancelled, but Lewis Carroll’s influence lives on.
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The Emperor Still Has No Clothes: More than 20 Years Later, Why Pearl Jam Still Doesn’t Matter, and Never Should Have in the First Place
on August 7, 2014
There’s something about Eddie Vedder that smacks of profound self-seriousness.
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Camera Obscura at Thalia Hall on July 25, 2014
on July 28, 2014
She had a “New Year’s resolution to write something of value,” Camera Obscura’s Tracyanne Campbell sang Friday night, but judging by the enthusiastic crowd’s reaction and the quality of her band’s recorded output to date, she should have checked that off her list long ago. The lead singer and lyricist for the Scottish quintet (expanded […]
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Crocodiles Are Not Crying Crocodile Tears
on July 19, 2014
As 18-year-old guys, inspired by the Sex Pistols and what they saw as the repressively sunny dittohead malaise of their San Diego environment, Brandon Welchez and Charles Rowell formed the political punk outfit The Plot To Blow Up The Eiffel Tower. But nowadays, Crocodiles aren’t just crying crocodile tears on the band’s most recent release, […]
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