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The Soundtrack of Our Lives 2/24/2005: Knitting Factory, New York, NY

Jennifer Harmon April 4, 2005 No Comments

For music lovers who dig old classic rock music like Pink Floyd, The WHO, Led Zeppelin, The Doors and the Rolling Stones, The Soundtrack of Our Lives is a perfect fit. The group has been around for more than ten years and just released their sixth studio album, Origin Vol. 1. The band brings to life unexpected combinations of 60’s pop, soul and garage psychedelia with 70’s high-energy rock-n-roll, plus a tinge of boogie.

Trey Anastasio & 70 Volt Parade 3/01/2005: Higher Ground – South Burlington, VT

Shane Handler April 4, 2005 No Comments

Since Trey Anastasio walked off the stage at the conclusion of Phish’s final
show last August, the red-headed frontman has been about as mysteriously absent as Brian Wilson was in his “bedroom” hey day. So it was no surprise that debuting his new band at a stealthy benefit show for the Vermont Land Trust would take only two hours to sellout. And before showtime, there were plenty of those familiar looking, ticket-less fans begging for a chance to see Anastasio unveil his latest endeavor – 70 Volt Parade.

Langerado Music Festival: Markham Park, Sunrise FL 3/12-13/2005

Aaron Baum March 29, 2005 No Comments

Langerado came at just the right time this year. As the east coast was experiencing one of many late season snowstorms, the sun was shining bright in the cloudless skies of South Florida.

Orchestra Baobab 2/22/2005: Higher Ground – South Burlington, VT

Joe Adler March 28, 2005 No Comments

At Orchestra Baobab

Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers 2/12/2004: Great American Music Hall – San Francisco, CA

Philip Mccluskey March 23, 2005 No Comments

Rock and roll, then. That

Soul Rebels: Rebelution

David Boffa March 23, 2005 No Comments

On the surface, the name Soul Rebels looks just like any of the endless array of names that your eyes would pass over while browsing the racks at a music store. The result is music that is all over the radar screen, that features one track as a hip-hop song with a tuba playing the bass line, while the next is somebody dropping serious rhymes over a salsa beat. This may seem like a puddle of too many sounds to rope together into cohesive song structures, but the reality in each track retains enough of the traditional song structure to pull off a clean sounding album

Del McCoury Band/Yonder Mountain String Band 2/09/2005: Jannus Landing – St. Petersburg, FL

Randi Whitehead March 22, 2005 No Comments

Touring this winter, Yonder has raised the

John Butler Trio 2/12/2005: Paradise Rock Club, Boston, MA

Chad Berndtson March 21, 2005 No Comments

Butler is single-handedly jolting the roots-rock genre back from the hollow, complacent wasteland for pretty boys, callow songwriting and fluffy lyrics it

Citizen Cope 2/11/2005: Irving Plaza, New York, NY

Shane Tobin March 18, 2005 No Comments

Citizen Cope is another rising star in the world of men with acoustic guitars. Already, the genre has heroes that include Dave Matthews, Jack Johnson and Ben Harper. And now Cope is making his mark, while attracting sold out club audiences.

Mr. Crowes Garden 2/15/2005: Higher Ground – South Burlington, VT

Shane Handler March 17, 2005 No Comments

Playing the second night of a “secret” warm up run under the name of Mr. Crowes Garden, this sold out show at Higher Ground proved 800 or so fans were in on the message board secret. Already possessing one of the meatiest sounds in rock, and owning a recognizable song book spanning six strong albums, the Black Crowes always stand to be a draw. In their first visit to the state of Vermont, the energy in the building was enlivening, even during this mid-March north-country state of cabin fever.

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