Listen to a version of Umphrey’s McGee’s Hajimemashite that predates the band.
Phish will release Hampton/Winston-Salem ’97 on December 6.
Mike Gordon sat in on bass with the Spin Doctors at Higher Ground.
NYC’s Cafe au Go Go, which hosted scores of memorable concerts, is the focus of a new documentary
Check out the first big jam of Phish 3.0 again: DWD > Seven Below.
Find out what music will be on the tube between October 17 and 20.
Medeski, Martin and Wood give a look at their first full-length documentary.
Three years after meeting up, Grouplove has released their full-length debut, Never Trust a Happy Song. This indie pop effort has all of the passion and intensity that inspired the individual musicians to join up originally. The album’s title may bring to mind introspective, shoegaze songs about loss and rejection to the tune of bitterness. However, Grouplove delivers songs that are anything but downers.
Hailing from the Dallas area, Northern Lights is beginning to really catch fire via their latest CD Pardon Me, which actually came out in 2010. But it is a young band’s rite of passage to keep humping the clubs and festivals 24/7 to get their music heard and Jonathan Tyler is no different. With a spirit and excitement to their music, it shouldn’t be much longer before they are raising hell high on the music charts.
Deer Tick live and in person is always a spectacle to behold. Regardless of the day of the week they play your town, the band members will whoop it up like a revved-up start to the weekend. With Divine Providence, they’ve made a recorded document that spreads around the debauchery and rock decadence for all times sake.
