Fleet Foxes have finished recording their new album, frontman Robin Pecknold has confirmed. Writing on the band’s Facebook page today (September 16), Pecknold said the Seattle band are now due
Godspeed You! Black Emperor have announced details of an upcoming tour of North America. Kicking off in Vancouver, British Columbia on February 16, the group will end the jaunt in
Earlier this week venerable music blog Aquarium Drunkard put up a simple post entitled J. Tillman Sings Tonight’s The Night, which contained the singer-songwriter and Fleet Foxes drummer covering Neil
The highly anticipated Roger Waters – The Wall kicks off tonight in Toronto after years of preparation and months of build up. Released in 1979, Pink Floyd’s The Wall contains
Umhprey’s McGee’s innovative Stew Art Series, aka S2, returns after taking the summer off at Minglewood Hall in Memphis on Friday, September 24th. Over the course of the fall the
While we’re doling out praise to other sites, we wanted to wish a happy third birthday to our friends at Consequence of Sound. CoS has become a major player in
Dan Lynch, aka NYCTaper, has had a busy summer recording shows from a wide variety of artists. Over the past few years we’ve watched his site grow from hosting the
Chatham County Line – an authentic acoustic bluegrass foursome from Raleigh – seems to be finally building some real momentum here in the U.S. upon their latest release, a timeless
Crystal Method performing at the Orange Peel in Asheville, NC on August 7th, 2010.
With their new self-titled LP, Interpol fail to awake from their nap and instead have created an album that wraps the listener in a blanket, slips them a sleeping pill and puts them to bed for the night. Loosely based on the concept of a disintegrating relationship, the band shuffles out one tired, mopey dirge after the next as they fail to give the listener any reason to care about the lyrics let alone turn up the volume dial and rock out.
