Fuego, Phish’s twelfth studio album, produced by Bob Erzin, will be out on June 24 and their first in five years. The album’s ten songs were premiered live by the
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
Some things never change. Despite not releasing a big seller in over ten years (but who actually does nowadays?), Dandy Warhols front man Courtney Taylor-Taylor still boasts his band as
If the lyric from “Oysters” of “working my way back to me again” was a goal and creative impetus for this project, one can say without reservation—imperfect as the record is—that Tori Amos has succeeded.
The Afghan Whigs world tour in support of Do to the Beast has been extended to include late summer & fall dates for North America. The trek begins with a
This week’s episode is filled with first-times for show-watchers. It’s the first time we see the city of Braavos in person, the first time Daenerys sits the throne acting as queen of Meereen (it’s not the Iron Throne, but I suppose it’s good practice), and the first time this season that we visit with Yara Greyjoy, the sister of Theon/Reek.
Reese LeBlanc retraces the massive footprints of motion picture’s most reliable radioactive dinosaur — from Saturday horror greatness to cartoonish stupidity to, just maybe, a shot at redemption.
There is no shortage today of artists who operate their musical entity with a rotating cast of musicians as a band name in lieu of their own name. Whether it’s
The Austin Pych Fest (5/2-5/4) featured the War on Drugs, Black Angels, Black Lips, Panda Bear, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Of Montreal, Temples and others. Photos by Arthur VanRooy
