Although Coachella 2o14 has come and gone a month ago, it never gets old checking out the visuals of perhaps the trendiest festival of em all. Photos by L Paul
The Boston Calling Festival kicks off this Memorial Day Weekend at City Hall Plaza in downtown Boston. Crash Line Productions, Bowery Boston and Aaron Dessner (composer/guitarist/keyboards) of The National have
[rating=8.00] I saved Latin! What did you ever do?” utters Rushmore’s quirky protagonist Max Fischer during a climactic moment of the excellent 1998 film. And, while the question was exclaimed
In the five years since Elly Jackson’s debut album under the La Roux, moniker, she’s clearly gone through a bit of a transition.
Deep Dark Woods opened and sat in with Phil Lesh and the Terrapin Family Band at Terrapin Crossroads on May 9th. Photos by Paul Citone
If rock and roll is dead, someone forgot to tell the guys in Manchester Orchestra. The Atlanta based quintet took the stage at The Marquee Theater in Tempe, AZ with
[rating=7.00] Cemetery Dares, the debut album by Brooklyn-by-way-of-St. Louis band Modern Rivals, is an ambitious mix of sun-drenched psychedelic pop. At times basking in the warm reverb and at other times
[rating=9.00] Five albums and over a decade into her career, singer-songwriter Mirah is getting back to her roots, literally. Her new record Changing Light covers a lot of earthly ground,
The songs are as iconic today as they were after being released in the late seventies and early eighties: “Faithfully,” “Separate Ways,” “Don’t Stop Believin,” “Wheel In The Sky.” It’s
On May 10th, 2014 Cabinet presented a successful festival of varied exquisite music at Montage Mountain in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Conveniently located only two hours from NYC and a mere two
