Adele’s last album, 19, was hotly anticipated after she won the BBC Sound of 2008 poll – in effect, meaning that British “tastemakers” had deemed her to be something rather…keep reading →
Portland’s The Builders and the Butchers fail to disappoint once again with their newest release, Dead Reckoning. Staying true to their previous recipe, Ryan Solee’s voice is rugged and guides the…keep reading →
2010 was the year of the Black Keys. They headlined multiple summer festivals, were featured in endless advertisements and television shows, and their sixth studio album, the Danger Mouse produced…keep reading →
It starts with three brothers, a cousin, and a southern Texas upbringing. That is Hacienda. With the musical essence of The Beatles and The Beach Boys, it’s no wonder how much…keep reading →
I remember seeing a flyer posted on Telegraph Avenue in Berkeley, CA advertising an upcoming show. The band playing described themselves as an “East Bay indie-rock group.” While it might…keep reading →
The pit at the Congress Theater was starting to chill over. Snowflakes snuck in the doors to the side of the stage as the last act unloaded their equipment. The…keep reading →
The whole festival weekend oozed with eclectic energy and talent. There was no denying that the people of Chicago had been anticipating this festival for quite some time. Day 3…keep reading →
Billed as a summer festival brought indoors for the winter, the Chicago Bluegrass and Blues Festival did not disappoint. For its third year, the fest expanded to three days, and…keep reading →
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