The Lonely Wild on Tour Hit the East Coast
by Carlos A. • May 17, 2013
Ever since I caught word of them in December last year, and subsequently with their SXSW performances, this band has only been accumulating fans and devotees.
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Foxxhound’s Deal with “The Devil You Know”
by Chantel Donnan • May 14, 2013
Foxxhound has long been a favorite among favorites when it comes to the local scene. There’s something both soothing and stirring about their music
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Woodkid Delivers a Spellbinding Performance at the Fonda
by Megan Harvey • May 13, 2013
He breaks between songs to smile at you, and tell you about his album- about this “nonsensical” journey. Calling it an album is an understatement. He has somehow crafted this tragedy, this epic poem, and set it to music.
Read more →The Art and Genius of Woodkid Comes to the Fonda
by Megan Harvey • May 7, 2013
I can’t help it. I love the idea that his work isn't just some song he scribbled down after a rough day and a bottle of Jack.
Read more →Potential Lunatics? Surefire Sensation!
by Chantel Donnan • May 2, 2013
People are always griping about “today’s music.” Back in my day, they say, things were better, we had real artists, who could really play, and cared about real music. And while I have to hand it to the previous generation (the ‘60s through ‘80s were a true golden age), I have to admit that...
Read more →Syd Barrett’s The Madcap Laughs
by Carlos A. • May 2, 2013
After the bands first album, Syd’s insanity became too much and he left Pink Floyd due to his unpredictablity. But, this wasn't the end his music career.
Read more →“Let’s Go” With Denmantau
by Chantel Donnan • April 29, 2013
“We said goodbye to our parents, told them we probably weren’t coming back. We quit our jobs, left our girlfriends, and headed to the States,” recalls lead singer and trumpet player Paul Weber.
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