Scout Niblett announces US/Europe dates
[above: Scout Niblett enjoying efficient urban transportation] Emma Louise “Scout” Niblett (that's two T's and a nibble) is going on
Four Tet mini-album, May
[above: Four Tet's 2001 album Pause] It takes a lot to get excited about an EP, but this is Kieran
Scifentology II – Yak Ballz
There is an argument to be made that the independent hip-hop surge of the late 90s has had a lasting
Cave 9 five-year anniversary, Birmingham AL
Cave 9 is the sort of venue that can and does exist everywhere in much the same form. The balconied
Impose is not on tour, we just drive an RV
For those who haven't noticed the many posts by the same writers and a single photographer in different cities in
Dark Meat signs with Vice, kicks off tour
[above: an average weekday afternoon at the Dark Meat commune/health spa] Kudos to these dudes, it really takes a pair
Man Man + Felice Brothers + Extraordinaires at Grey Eagle, Asheville, NC
Extraordinaires reminded me of the Two Man Gentleman band back in NYC: old time ditties with four-part harmonies reminiscent of
12 Crass Songs – Jeffrey Lewis
Crass made the Clash look like lightweights, blurring politics, music and daily life as they touted an anarcho-punk during the
PLUG Awards at Terminal 5, NYC
Photos and Recollections by f.trainer I’m not sure where to start. Is it with the vicious headache that i have
Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan going at it again
There was something eerie about Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan's Ballad of Broken Seas. Maybe it was because Lanegan (Screaming
