In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews the new album from Brooklyn indie rockers Parquet Courts, Human Performance, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution: [youtube id=”hv0bBjMc6FY” width=”630″
[rating=8.00] While the title of Bleached’s second album has a decomposing ring to it, the band has actually improved their upbeat pop punk from their excellent 2013 debut. That’s not
Calling all guitar geeks! Your attendance at Uli Jon Roth’s Ultimate Guitar Experience is highly encouraged, so pick out favorite black concert t-shirt and prepare to be wowed. The 2016
[rating=5.00] When you find out that Wolfie’s Just Fine is the serious musical project for Jon Lajoie, who is probably best known for his role as Taco on The League,
As soon as the Felice Brothers straggled on to the stage and took up their instruments in the Showcase Lounge of Higher Ground, James Felice set the tone for the
The end of the winter doldrums is often a reason for celebration and four great bands joined together for a tour to provide an outlet for music fans to commemorate
[rating=8.00] Damien Jurado makes a sublime noise, one characterized by found sound, ambient textures and a added suggestion of shoe-gaze and cryptic folk. That’s what makes him a singular musician
[rating=8.00] Bob Mould has a fearsome reputation, and it’s little wonder considering his body of work boasts some of the most aggressive riffs ever put to wax. That’s been his
On March 26th, behind the not so big city bright lights of the Jay Peak Hotel, Jay Farrar and his accompanists, plus a small but devoted audience, conjured up in
Mike Patton and composer John Kaada reunite for another beautifully evocative trip into strange new worlds.
