Anthony C. Ferrante discusses NYC shooting, loathsome snowballs, and the pressure of topping the chainsaw-filled climax of original Sharknado movie.
On the final day of Newport Folk Festival, there seemed to be a fast forming nostalgia for the weekend, even as it was still happening. The crowds were still hungry
Newport Folk Fest was off to a rip-roaring start today at Fort Adams, with three stages packed back to back with lively sets from newcomers and old favorites, and even
“It’s rock and roll, not rock music.” That’s how Rival Sons’ soul powerhouse of a singer, Jay Buchanan describes the music that him and his band create and play. It’s
[rating=9.00] Sixteen years after the last proper Braid LP and No Coast begins with “Bang” and ends with a song called “This Is Not a Revolution.” Insert your poor puns
Like other city-centric festivals, (Governor’s Ball in NY, Treasure Island in SF) Pitchfork Music Festival unknowingly offers up the best qualities of its host region. Expertly curated and just large
[rating=7.00] To commit so fully to psychedelic rock is a feat not many bands undertake, and even less bands do well. The Black Angels have defined themselves within this genre
Steely Dan may not be attracting any younger fans to their shows, but then again, that isn’t to say Donald Fagen and Walter Becker’s music hasn’t aged well. Still relishing
Remember the days when major music festivals weren’t saturated with button pushing EDM artists and rock bands playing authentic musical instruments played all weekend long? Sam Shear does, and with
15 year old blues prodigy Quinn Sullivan opened for Buddy Guy at the South Shore Music Circus in Cohasset, MA on July 10, 2014. Photos by Marc Lacatell
