John Shannon ‘Songs of the Desert River’
John Shannon’s hauntingly beautiful alto tone subtly soars on his sophomore release, Songs of the Desert River
Local Natives ‘The New Face of Indie Rock’
We sat down with drummer Matt Frazier of Local Natives to discuss the upbringing, cultivation and future of a band that we still haven’t quite
Only Living Boy ‘Hide Nothing’
Only Living Boy’s sophomore LP Hide Nothing displays a visceral concoction of devil-laden blues, Hendrix howl and Yazoo swagger
Aloe Blacc 06.04.11 Le Belmont– Montreal, Quebec
MONTREAL, QUE. – Aloe Blacc and the Grand Scheme arrived at Le Belmont earlier this month and brought with them some seriously soulful musical schematics
Umphrey’s McGee 06.03.11 The Stone Pony, Asbury Park NJ
Umphrey’s McGee took to the Stone Pony Summerstage with a graceful presence on 6/3. Brendan Bayliss threw his guitar on and said to the crowd,
Phish 6.1.11 PNC Bank Arts Center New Jersey
The view from 8th row at a Phish show really changes your perspective on the idea of a ‘concert experience’
Parlor Mob 5.28.11 The Stone Pony | Asbury Park, New Jersey
Total naturals on stage, The Parlor Mob stepped into the Stone Pony’s iconic spotlight on
Breakfast with Minus the Bear
New York City — Flying in from Seattle for a series of one-off concerts in New York, Minus the Bear awoke slowly with the morning
Nathan Moore ‘Wild and Free’
He has never written a hit single, or had his song featured in a car commercial, but through a decade worth of rambling solo work
The Antlers ‘Burst Apart’
The Antlers’ front man Peter Silberman can give Mariah Carey a run for her money in hitting the high notes on the band’s latest album
Garage a Trois 5.07.11 New Orleans Jazz Fest
Don’t be fooled by the palm trees, lenient drinking laws or $4 cigarettes. As it turns out, New Orleans is not a place to go
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Soulive’s Royal Family Ball 5.5.11 New Orleans, Louisiana
During Jazzfest 2011, the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans became home to the groove-engrained dance party that was billed as The Royal Family Ball
