We cooked up a good one over here at the old Caustic Kitchen. October is off to a roaring start with two packed weeks of new music just waiting to
A Shoreline Dream’s music has been variously labeled shoegaze, post-rock, and prog rock, but it’s really a seamless amalgamation of each style, all cloaked in a cinematic, atmospheric haze. This
When PJ Harvey tours, it should be a must-attend event for anyone who appreciates punk, blues, indie, and the avant-garde at its most primal and experimental. On her first tour
Although it may not feel like it, we are officially in October. A new month in the music world could mean many things: new tours, announcements, and, most importantly, new
The Hard Quartet’s debut self-titled double album is a gorgeous collection of fuzzy indie-rock earworms that ebb and flow with scruffy charm. The alt-rock legends (Emmett Kelly, Stephen Malkmus, Matt
Grammy nominated Yonder Mountain String Band is a musical force that brings together the best of bluegrass, rock, and jamband energy. Adam Aijala (guitar, vocals), Dave Johnston (banjo, vocals), Ben
It is shaping up to be a long weekend inside as most of the States is avoiding massive rain storms and treacherous conditions. Yes, it is storm season, and that
Sensational. Hair-raising. Breathtaking. Brilliant. Since bursting onto the scene in 2017, countless writers, bloggers, critics, etc. – yours truly included – have exhausted nearly every superlative available to try to
When IDLES snuck in between the shadows and sauntered onto the stage at Boston’s Roadrunner on September 24th, the tension that filled the room made it clear that this would
There is an expression “if you know, you know.” In the case of Phoenix’s The Dirty Drummer, for those who know, this venue has quickly become one of the most
