The seminal shoegaze band, Slowdive, formed in Reading, England in 1989 and played a pivotal role in shaping the shoegaze genre. Like many other bands that were their peers (My
The Goo Goo Dolls brought their “Big Night Out” Summer Tour to Fiddler’s Green in Greenwood Village, CO outside of Denver on August 30th. The band pleased the masses by playing
The newest release from the Los Angeles-based quartet Frankie and the Witch Fingers is an amalgamation of their varied influences as proto/post-punk mingles with psych rock and afrobeat from measure
The Rolling Stones would’ve been hard-pressed to adequately follow their magnum opus of 1972, Exile On Main Street, so Goats Head Soup inevitably suffered in comparison, at least at the
When most people think of Chicago, salt is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. Wrigley Field, The Bean, the Willis (aka Sears) Tower, Lake Michigan (which is
Marking 40 years of existence isn’t for the musical weak and Frightwig has certainly made out like its own version of Lavender Country- highly influential- yet only one in thousands
Rêve du Troubadour is the first solo album from Louis Michot, fiddler songwriter and lead vocalist for Grammy winners Lost Bayou Ramblers. Special guests on these recordings include Nigerian Tuareg
Grief has the power to crack us wide open, a shift so great it can change the very air we breathe, the very person we believe ourselves to be. On
Mike Doughty’s Ghost of Vroom, the duo of Mike Doughty and Andrew “Scrap” Livingston, create music with an unwavering appreciation for the nuances of art. The pair have found a
Will Bernard’s discography is decidedly diverse to say the least, featuring as it does his work with a wide range of musicians including Charlie Hunter, John Medeski and Stanton Moore.
