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Rewind: tUnE-yArDs, Butch Walker, Tom Waits, Milo Greene
In case you missed it…
tUnE-yArDs premiered her self-directed video for “Gangsta.” It features a flashlight, a train ride, and… hippies dancing in black and white? Sure.
You can watch it on YouTube.
Tom Waits gave us a new one from his forthcoming, Bad As Me. “Back In the Crowd” offers Waits using his signature growl to croon [...]
Outside Lands 2011, Day Three
Day Three
by Joshua Krage
You gotta have some soul to start off a Sunday, and church this morning was provided by the Screamin’ Eagle of soul himself, Mr. Charles Bradley & the Menahan Street Band. Charles had a perpetual look on his face like he just couldn’t squeeze enough love out for all of us, but [...]
Festivals: Outside Lands 2011
Outside Lands Festival, 2011
by Joshua Krage
Summertime– it’s festival season, and for any Northwestern U.S. residents (or really committed and globetrotting fans) this year’s Outside Lands Festival provided food, festivities, and (most importantly) a wide array of popular music artists to allow the 100,000+ attendees to cram half a year’s worth of shows into a single [...]
Album Reviews: tUnE-yArDs, Dengue Fever, Gorillaz
»Album Reviews For Release Date: 04.19.11
by Joshua Krage
Stuff out this week that’s unlike anything else that will fall across your ears anytime soon, for all sorts of reasons. Rock.
Bahamas
Belle Brigade
Tab Benoit
Enrique Bunbury
Kimberly Caldwell
Chevelle – live
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien
Dengue Fever, Cannibal Courtship – an exceedingly unique six-piece band out of Los Angeles, it’s Cambodian surf/psych/pop and [...]
SXSW 2011, Thursday, Pt. 1: NPR @ The Parish
SXSW 2011, Saturday, Part 1: NPR @ The Parish
by Nick Chaivarlis
The Parish hosted the NPR event with a bill that had no particular theme other than it involving distinct and talented artists.
Being that NPR is a formative tool for emerging artists of all genres, tUnE-yArDs was quick to plug the popular organization in the middle [...]
Festivals: Sasquatch!, 2010
If you can overlook long lines, shifty weather and people telling you when and where to drink the overpriced beer in your hand, then you would have survived this year’s Sasquatch Festival. Did we mention the live music? Because there was a lot of live music.
Even though Sasquatch didn’t harbor some of the big names [...]
