Whartscape Day Four at The Annex, Baltimore
In which the supergroup of Dan Deacon, Greg Gillis and Spank Rock remains a dream some of us once had.
Wham City's blue knight
Blue Leader is the Baltimore collective's performance artist one-up [Blue Leader, photo by Frank Hamilton] If you look to the
Station – Russian Circles
In barely four years of existence Chicago’s Russian Circles have etched out quite a name for themselves. Having lived in
Whartscape Day One at Charles Theater, Baltimore
The first day of the Wham City curated festival. Featuring Matmos, Ultimate Reality, Mark Hosler, giant projections, and all your
Whartscape, Day Two at 2640 St. Paul, Baltimore
From adaptations of The Little Mermaid to Beach House, Connor Kizer back in his Hobbes getup, and Dan Deacon the
New(ish) Villainy Afoot
We have it from MF DOOM label Stones Throw that they will be releasing Madvillainy 2: The Box on September
Serenades and Hand Grenades – Blue Skies For Black Hearts
Apparently Portland's still the new Bohemia, if you gauge the eclectic music and the popping 'zine scene that continually defines
The Mae Shi + Muggabears + DeathSet + Ponytail at Market Hotel
On Monday, the Muggabears, Joan of Arc, Ponytail, Mae Shi, and The Death Set played at the Market Hotel to
Time Traveler – Plantlife
Plantlife's sophomore album finds the band somewhere between the loose-limbed rock and soul of Sly Stone and the freaky funk
Siren Song, Part One, The Performers
The Coney Island Siren Festival is the Village Voice's 2008 pick of the indie litter. As outdoor summer concerts go,
