We’re truly in the Philathon homestretch, with only tomorrow’s finale to go, and so this week’s Stormy Mondays is a mix drawing from a few different incarnations of Phil and
Current go-to Phish tribute act Strange Design returns to Sullivan Hall in New York City on Thanksgiving Weekend and we’ve got one pair of tickets to give away to each
Now a word from our friend JR @ NYC-Freaks about a special contest… Freaks Flag Flies @ Jazz Fest Word is out, the kick-ass celebration that is Freaks Ball IX
Oregon rockers Blitzen Trapper return to NYC this evening to open for Iron & Wine at Terminal 5. While they’re in New York, the Portland-based sextet stops by Rockefeller Center
Several years ago, the three piece Brooklyn-via-Dallas psychedelic hard rock act The Secret Machines seemed poised for big things after having released two well received albums, playing an incendiary late-night
Mason Jennings and Animal Liberation Orchestra front man Zach Gill took to the stage last week at San Francisco’s legendary Fillmore Theater. Gill, on apparent hiatus from both ALO, and
Jessie Baylin's Verve Records debut, Firesight, has garnered attention across the nation, making her a musician to watch over the coming years. Calling it a “collection of a bunch of moments in my life,” Firesight is really more than that – songs like “See How I Run,” “Leave Your Mark,” and “Was I on Your Mind?” reveal a blossoming songwriter just scratching the surface of what the 24-year-old can offer.
Paul McCartney has confirmed that the mythical Beatles song ‘Carnival Of Light’ exists, and has suggested it may see release. The experimental 14-minute song was recorded in 1967 for an
Hold onto to your headphones as Skeletal is more all-night dance mix than cohesive album – what some might call brilliant and others call unfocused and cracked out. Listen at your own risk.
