A sold out crowd packed the Cleveland venue to see Yo La Tengo, the collected stench and heat more noticeable than the actual songs for the first hour.
Donning a John & Yoko pin, just a day after the 35th anniversary of Lennon’s murder, Waxahatchee frontwoman Katie Crutchfield stepped lightly up to the mic.
While their music may seem a little unsettling to those who listen to it, the gentlemen of Pinkish Black are excellent musicians and very cool human beings.
Deafheaven live up to all of their much-deserved hype and deliver one of the most incredible live performances I have ever seen. Tribulation ruled as well!
Phil saw Thundercat Sunday night at the Hoxton and had a profound, drunk revelation about the decline of ADHD culture and the revolution of Jazz in 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.
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.