[rating=7.00] Whatever you might think, don’t call Lost Loves a B-Side collection. For far too long, Minus the Bear, the five lads from Seattle who specialize in under utilized guitar techniques
Ask a Panic fan what they think of any show and you will get a range of responses ranging from “the boys are on fire!” to “ they’re playing like
Back to back shows at the SOhO in Santa Barbara, Thursday night October 9th, merged into one long evening of indie music, featuring three distinctly different performances. The evening started
Music has always been a bitches brew of spontaneous seduction and pounding vibrations that often caused the soul of the listener to go mad with fever. It’s all over the
Supporting the reissue of three of their most important albums, Sound of Lies, Smile, and Rainy Day Music, The Jayhawks started their fall tour in Chicago on October 11th before
Even before the Rival Sons took the stage the sold out and then some crowd was buzzing like a lit fuse. When the Son’s jumped off into the 60’s tinged
American folk singer Dave Rawlings brought his new super group quintet to Santa Barbara to play what it would sound like if speed metal went bluegrass. California’s oldest continuous concert
A top producer’s attention was on the line Tuesday night during a performance by the Los Angeles-based rock band Warpaint. Their set, at Webster Hall in New York, brought out
The legendary lead singer of Led Zeppelin brought his latest version of the Sensational Space Shifters to play some songs from their new album, Lullaby…and the Ceaseless Roar, as well
[rating=6.00] Touted as something of a ‘super-group’ based on the presence of Jackie Greene, Joan Osborne and Steve Gorman, the bonding of those relatively high-profile individuals with guitarist Tom Bukovac
