The melodic noise rock trio Dinosaur Jr. played to a receptive sold out crowd at Brooklyn Steel on Saturday night November 20th, delivering a strong set of guitar driven tunes
During his band introductions, Bob Dylan mentioned how nice it was to be back in the Big Apple and to see New York come back alive. The city that he
The stunning opening title track sets the tone on Black Snake, the Nashville singer-songwriter Sara Jean Kelley’s haunting sophomore EP. The acoustic strumming, weeping violins, rich bass, and otherworldly vocals
On an unseasonably balmy November Friday night at Brooklyn’s Union Pool on November 12th, Silver Synthetic swept up from New Orleans to deliver a set of tight rock and roll
What an astounding career They Might Be Giants have had. Since 1982 John Flansburgh and John Linnell have delivered unique tunes crafted for everyone from hipsters to kids to senior
The newest offering from Gov’t Mule finds the foursome focusing on the blues via covers and Warren Haynes penned originals which sit comfortably side by side throughout Heavy Load Blues.
For the second show of their three nights run at Williamsburg’s Brooklyn Bowl on November 5th the Drive-By Truckers delivered their workman-like rock and roll with the power and grace
The sophomore album In Plain Sight from the Chicago based singer songwriter Neal Francis is a mix of 70’s radio friendly, piano driven rock and roll and tripped out jam
Spirits were soaring on the night before Halloween in Williamsburg as some fiery guitar players took different paths to deliver the six string goods at Brooklyn Bowl. Jonathan Long opened
The newest record from Lilli Lewis titled Americana begins with her thesis statement “My American Heart (Prelude)”: “My American Heart is alive with the fire and the promise of tomorrow.
