Sleigh Bells with Sunflower Bean Brooklyn Steel Brooklyn, NY February 13th, 2018 Words and Photos by Jess Williams There are very few bands, at least for me, that I listed to and become physically incapable of not dancing to their songs. Sleigh Bells is one of those bands. The band, Continue Reading
In This Moment // Louisville, KY 2.3.18
In This Moment P.O.D. New Years Day Ded The Louisville Palace Louisville, KY February 3, 2018 California metal band In This Moment, who is currently touring in support of their latest album Ritual, made a stop recently in Louisville, Ky on their Witching Hour Tour. The band has a very Continue Reading
Exclusive Premiere: Vermont based indie singer/songwriter, Sofia Baer, releases new single “Flat Earther”
I first met Sofia Baer at a summer camp in upstate Pennsylvania. I was attempting to be that cool art teacher who let kids do whatever they want and she was a camper that was definitely way cooler than I was at her age. We would spend art periods on Continue Reading
Queen Zee + The Sasstones, Marmozets // London, UK
Knowing What You Know Now tour Marmozets / Queen Zee + The Sasstones Student Central (ULU), London, England Words & Photos by Katie Frost Yorkshire five-piece Marmozets are currently half-way through a nine-date tour of the UK promoting their highly-anticipated second album Knowing What You Know Now, which was released Continue Reading
FLINT EASTWOOD // NEW YORK, NY 2.1.18
Flint Eastwood Mercury Lounge New York, NY 1 February 2018 Words and Photos by Adele Sakey It is fair to say that Jax Anderson, better known by her stage name Flint Eastwood, had a pretty good 2017. She released her debut album, Broke Royalty, toured with PVRIS, and landed on some Continue Reading
Ice Nine Kills, Cane Hill, Motionless In White // London, UK
Motionless In White / Cane Hill / Ice Nine Kills Graveyard Shift Tour KOKO, London, England 25 January 2018 Words and Photos by Katie Frost On Thursday night I headed to the beautiful KOKO in Camden. It was an unsurprisingly chilly January evening but that didn’t stop fans queuing around the Continue Reading
The Fever 333 send fans cryptic mail, possibly hint at new release
July of 2017, Jason Butler (former Letlive.) announced his new project alongside Aric Improta (Night Verses) and Stephen Harrison (The Chariot), entitled The Fever 333. The band’s debut was at Randy’s Donuts in Inglewood, CA on July 4. Since then, they have performed two more shows, and are scheduled for Continue Reading
David Byrne Announces World Tour
As promised, the former Talking Heads frontman has announced an extensive world tour in support of his upcoming solo album American Utopia. A full list of dates, including festival appearances can be found below… 3/3 Red Bank, NJ Count Basie Theatre SOLD OUT 3/4 Wilkes-Barre, PA F.M. Kirby Center for the Continue Reading
LPX Releases Debut EP
Photo by David GoddardIt truly seems as though Lizzy Plapinger will find success in whatever she does, and deservedly so. The Neon Gold co-founder and MS MR musician has released her debut solo EP under the moniker LPX. You can purchase the Bolt in the Blue here, and stream “Slide”, a single Continue Reading
Her Shares Video for “We Choose”
In what is a beautiful tribute to the late co-founder Simon Carpentier, Her has released a stunning black and white video for “We Choose”. The song features a considerable amount of instrumental restraint which allows the vocals of Victor Solf to shine through. The song and video precede the release Continue Reading
Jack White Shares Album Details
For nearly four years the world has been awaiting Jack White’s new album, and finally we have some information on when we can expect it: March 23rd. The Grammy award winning musician will release his third solo record entitled Boarding House Reach. Jack White wears many hats, on this album alone Continue Reading
Milk & Bone Release New Song “Nevermore”
The Montreal-based duo best known for their simultaneously silky and haunting harmonies have released a new song, “Nevermore”, off their sophomore record (due out February 2nd). The song features slightly more electro-pop elements than the tracks you may have heard on their first record, Little Mourning, and illustrates a considerable amount of Continue Reading