CAUSTIC COMMENTARY: Japandroids, Jerry Cantrell, Joy Oladokun, Karate, Jean Dawson & More
You probably see that we write something like this every week, but we always mean it when we say we cooked up a good one here at the old Caustic
You probably see that we write something like this every week, but we always mean it when we say we cooked up a good one here at the old Caustic
All photos courtesy of Joan Bowlen
Rain started in the early hours of Friday, and continued until midday, which put a considerable pall over the campgrounds (music wasn't starting until 4PM). Even so, festivalgoers got out as much as they could, and the excitement for the day was palpable. That said, it took a while for the show to get its groove going.
Dave Schultz checks in from the all-you-can-hear musical orgy known as SXSW Music
Roots drummer Questlove will publish his memoirs, Wilco announces Solid Sound daily schedule and more
2012 wasn't a very flashy year for new music, but what it did spawn were well-wrought, thoughtful and multi-layered releases that balanced introspection with muscle, unafraid to maybe make a few missteps but unabashed in their verve for making good, solid music.
Over the last couple of weeks, there has been a lot of news swirling in regards to the lineup for the ninth annual Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. All the
Post-Modern, with its simple cover and clever hooks, lulls the listener into a sense of security before kicking said listener right in the ass. “Will we, find our way back home?!?!” is not just a chorus; it’s a mission.