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Elvis Costello and the Roots – Brooklyn Bowl 9.16.13 [Photos]

Chad Anderson September 30, 2013 No Comments

Elvis Costello and The Roots play Brooklyn Bowl

Deer Tick – Negativity

Jeff Strowe September 30, 2013 No Comments

[rating=7.00] Over the course of a career, most artists and musicians go through multiple phases in their approach to the craft. The shifting nature of the business and the turbulent

2013 Life is Good Festival, Canton, MA 9/21- 9/22/13

Marc Lacatell September 24, 2013 No Comments

The family-friendly Life is Good festival which raises funds for the Life is good Kids Foundation – took place this past weekend in Canton, Massachusetts at Prowse Farm. Mather Nature

Man Man – On Oni Pond

Jeremy Lukens September 23, 2013 No Comments

[rating=7.00] Philadelphia indie rockers Man Man have always sought to push the envelope. With the release of their fifth full-length album, they do that by taking their music in a

Pixies -The El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles, CA 9/11/2013

Scott Sheff September 18, 2013 No Comments

Pixies purists fear not. Everything is going to be just fine. After a two-year hiatus, alternative-rock legends Pixies are back with a vengeance. Armed with an arsenal of new songs—and

Grand Point North Festival, Burlington, VT – Saturday Highlights

Doug Collette September 16, 2013 1 Comment

Like its Northeastern cousin festival, Gov’t Mule’s Mountain Jam, Grace Potter& The Nocturnals Grand Point North has grown by leaps and bounds in each successive year of its three-year existence.

Richie Ramone – Exclusive Interview With the One & Only

Leslie Michele Derrough September 16, 2013 1 Comment

Every now and then, you run into someone who is so no bullshit that it almost shocks you. Richie Ramone, drummer for the legendary Ramones during some of their most

Zola Jesus – Versions

Sand Avidar-Walzer September 13, 2013 1 Comment

Versions sounds both familiar and new, both surprising and self-evident; the songs here aren’t rebuilt from scratch so much as refined, clarified, crystallized. Only time will tell whether Versions is the end of the first chapter of the Zola Jesus discography or the beginning of the second, but it’s a worthwhile and fascinating effort in either case.