WARNING: For the words are dark and full of spoilers… Season Four, Episode Four: “Oathkeeper” Written and Directed by David Benioff & D.B. Weiss This week’s episode felt more focused
This week on ‘Mad Men’: Megan kicks Don out, Don goes back to work, and Betty loses her lunch.
Damon Albarn will be making his way from Governor’s Ball to Bonnaroo this June and is pleased to confirm some new U.S. stops in between. In additional to his previously
Watching Paula Cole play is something some may scoff at as trying to relive the golden days of 90’s alternative radio, but her show reminded me that that’s a completely reductive way to look at it, and in fact it’s a complete gift to be able to see such a strong artist so devoted to her craft continue to work and enthrall, even in 2014.
[rating=6.00] Cope, the fourth full-length album by Manchester Orchestra, finds the Atlanta rockers at their loudest and most bombastic. From start to finish, the collection is wall to wall guitar
[rating=6.00] The Damn Choir’s collection of songs on Creatures of Habit stem from frontman Gordon Robertson’s childhood in fundamentalist homeschooling. Tracks are packed with sins, praying, preachers profit, bones and
Railroad Earth returned to Charlotte, N.C. for their first show here since the release of new album The Last of the Outlaws. The intimacy of The Fillmore in contrast with
Samuel L Cool J features a various cast of musicians hailing from the wonderful Phoenix area: Gospel Claws, Through and Through Gospel Review, Ladylike, Wooden Indian, Programming Hiro and Mergence.
There was a ton of anticipation leading up to the 10th anniversary of the Wanee Music Festival for many reasons. The usual gatherings of festival families, reunions with familiar faces
Phantogram performed at First Avenue in Minneapolis, MN on 4/13/14. Photos by Billy Briggs.
