UK art rockers Django Django brought their unique blending of electro-psych rock to the Mohawk on Wednesday night. Touring on their sophomore release Born Under Saturn, this was their first
Deadheads looking for a little company this fall will definitely have something to cheer. Last night in Albany we got our first-ever look at the latest incarnation supporting three core
[rating=7.00] As The National sifts their way through a bit of a hiatus, front man Matt Berninger is using the extended time to step out with a new collaborative project.
[rating=8.00] After the seminal alt-country/Americana band Uncle Tupelo dissolved following the ironically-titled (?) Anodyne of 1993, co-founder Jay Farrar (READ OUR INTERVIEW WITH JAY) established Son Volt as a means
[rating=9.00] It cannot be mere coincidence of fate that the latest opus from those Tennessee titans of doom/psych/jam/rock, All Them Witches, is being released the day before Halloween. No, nothing
[rating=7.00] Trey Anastasio released lots of solo albums from 2002 through 2012, with success that varied as widely as the styles on each record. Paper Wheels is quite a departure
[rating=9.00] As the first notes of “Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks” pan back and forth in the stereo spectrum, this four CD set cull from the latest Grateful Dead
[rating=7.00] Born Ruffians are a quirky bunch. Hailing from Toronto, they’ve made a respectable name for themselves north of the border, having received extensive airplay on the CBC and by
“We just heard before the show tonight, that all of our shows on this tour are now sold out.” exclaimed Luke Spiller, the humble frontman of Derby, England’s The Struts.
There is a moment during the excellent bonus documentary, Mr Blue Sky, that comes with the new DVD, Jeff Lynne’s ELO: Live In Hyde Park, where Lynne talks about the
