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Live Review: Shawn Atkins at the Black Rose Tavern in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Shawn Atkins is continuing the good work of CeeLo Green, covering the likes of James Brown and Curtis Mayfield while penning some songs of ... -
Live Review: Sail at Cooley Lake Inn in Commerce, MI
Material: Playing a strong cross-section of classic rock sprinkled with a smattering of contemporary radio fare and choice originals, this quintet performs multiple sets that ... -
Live Review: The Devil's Twins at O'Brien's Pub in Allston, MA
Material: A brother and sister duo invites smash-bang drums into their fold, blending rockabilly writing with punk rock arrangements and metal attitude. If Johnny Cash ... -
Water District at Silverlake Lounge in Los Angeles, CA
Material: There’s an edginess to the indie and surf-rock sounds of Water District. Delayed guitar riffs, echoing over upbeat verses, emote with lyrics about love ... -
Live Review: St. Nothing at Middle East in Cambridge, MA
Material: Waves of ennui emit like radiation from a decaying reactor when this synth-pop project (winner of 2014’s Boston Music Award for Electronic Artist of ... -
Live Review: Hey!Rabbit at Subterranean in Chicago, IL
Material: Hey!Rabbit are a husband and wife duo who have recorded two EPs. In 2014, they also released a split with singer/songwriter J. The songs ... -
Live Review: Becca Moore at Molly Malone's in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Becca Moore, a French expat who now calls California home, offers up funk, soul, jazz and social commentary with her “Soultown Super” project. With ... -
Live Review: Good Graeff at Bowery Ballroom in New York, NY
Material: Twins Brooklyn and Brittany Graeff never sought a musical career. After competing in a battle of the bands they went separate ways. Years later, ... -
Live Review: The Cover Letter at the Pecan Festival in Austin, TX
Material: The Cover Letter is a five-piece band with influences from country, folk, rock and pop. Original material sheds light on somber topics such as ... -
Live Review: Sam Sims at Red Bank River Fest
Material: Folk-rock artist Sam Sims’ eclectic style blends acoustic-based songs by infusing them with rock elements, as well as Hawaiian influences, a culture that he ...
