Philly’s finest in folk Continue reading
The English-German band Art Brut did a live performance at Brighton Music Hall on Monday. Here, for what it is worth, is what I have to say about it. Continue reading
The Dodos show with Gauntlet Hair at The Paradise on Tuesday looked a little more like babysitting for the Dodos guys. While Dodos frontman Meric Long was playing so hard that his guitar string broke early on in their set, the boys from Gauntlet Hair (I don’t even know what’s up with the name), an experimental pop rock outfit from Denver, were horsing around in the crowd, trying to start a mosh pit. Continue reading
I felt like I was on a moon bounce, the amount of hopping around that was going on in the crowd. The only excuse you could for not dancing would be if you were paralyzed from the waist down. Continue reading
How does one accurately describe Yeasayer? Yeasayer is probably what 80s new wave should have evolved into if the 80′s didn’t trip over a synthesizer and fall into the 90s. They’re probably what an acid trip in the Mojave feels like. Or rave in the middle of the Amazon. Continue reading
Happiest Lion? It seems more like Caleb Groh has the soul of a sweet old basset hound howling with the summer wind. Lady Lamb the Beekeeper gave me goosebumps. I honestly wondered why both artists weren’t playing a larger venue. Continue reading
I got the chance to mosey on down to see the infamous Darwin Deez, and was quite relieved to find out that his dance moves are sooooo much better in person. Continue reading
Boston’s Endless Wave play a show and talk to DigBoston on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. The first in an ongoing series about Boston bands playing in the Big Apple. Continue reading
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