Man Man @ The Grog Shop, Cleveland Heights, OH – September 24, 2015
The Man Man show felt like a creep show carnival. It felt like a 1970s dance party. It felt like experimental theater. It felt like the awakening of a cult.
Concert Review
Concert Review
Untapped Fest: Music and Beer – Houston
Daniel Jackson went to Untapped Festival a couple of weeks ago in Houston. Featuring Cold War Kids, Fat Tony, Sarah Jaffe, Twin Shadow, and Deer Tick.
Midwest is Best, Midwest is Death: The Replacements Live in 2015
Were the Replacements any good during their 2015 reunion tour? JP answers that question and analyzes the region that made the Replacements what they are.
Day Wave – 8.19.2015 – Mercury Lounge, NYC
Day Wave played a sold out show at the Mercury Loung in NYC. We were there to catch it and Jackson Phillips' tunes on Headcase come across excellent live.
Social Distortion / Nikki Lane / Drag the River @ House Of Blues, Houston, TX – August 1, 2015
Daniel Jackson attends the Social Distortion, Drag the River, and Nikki Lane show and appreciates the diversity of the crowd and all the love for Social D.
First Aid Kit, July 29th @ St. Andrew’s Hall, Detroit, MI
Danielle had an emotional awakening at the First Aid Kit show in Detroit. Klara and Johanna Söderberg understand all of Danielle's adult problems.
WayHome 2015 Recap: Day Three
M. Milner recaps Day 3 of the WayHome Festival. Featuring: Sloan, Chad Vangaalen, Brave Shores, and HIGHS. All in all WayHome was a fun and well run fest.
WayHome 2015 Recap: Day One
M. Milner recaps a busy day one of the 2015 WayHome festival, including sets by Lowell, The Decemberists, The Huaraches, and Viet Cong.
Analog Witness: St. Vincent – WayHome Festival, July 26, 2015
You could’ve missed it in a flash, St. Vincent shouting and engaging at WayHome Festival. I was there, an analogue witness to an electric performance.
Concert Review: Neil Young at WayHome – July 24, 2015
Neil Young and The Promise of the Real rocked the house at the WayHome festival. M. Milner looks at their concert and their LP, "The Monsanto Years."