With Nielson’s abilities to manipulate tracks in a such a unique fashion, Multi-Love, stands as an album that can be listened to on repeat, offering myriad textures and layers with each spin; an unparalleled undertaking.
We are excited to announce our coverage of Boise's annual Treefort Fest this March 23-27! With the second round of artists released today we could not be more pumped to see dozens of amazing musicians.
Several minutes pass while Destruction Unit's amplified noise boils and reaches a deafening pitch, and then, the band breaks into the opening song without warning. It’s like the crowd has been electrocuted. During the previous sets the audience was mostly motionless, but now they immediately become a frenzied mosh pit.
Last night marked the first performance of a two-night stint in The City by electronic production duo, Odesza. Check out photos from the show by amadeus photographer, Mira Laing.
Andrew Jackson Jihad's lead singer Sean Bonnette caught up with Amadeus to talk about the black metal band Venom, skating before his shows, and his own take on Fun Fun Fun Fest.
Eagerly anticipating his set at Fun Fun Fun Fest, Mikal Cronin took a second to share some insight about playing a big festival versus a small venue, and how he can't wait to see his buddies Fuzz play next weekend.
With well over 1,700 shows under their belt, Murder By Death put some time aside from their busy schedule, to talk to give amadeus the low down on their expectations for the undoubtedly fun weekend at Fun Fun Fun Fest.
Living up to their name, Fuzz draws from heavy, caustic, fuzz pedal-worshiping and psychedelic acts of the past to heave forth an impressive 14-song double album made for headbanging and the cultivation of thick as cement darkness.
Unbeknownst to most, Boise, ID has a music scene bursting at the seams—the Potato State can be pretty hardcore. So, we trekked to Idaho to put their music sphere to the test, and who better to vibe with than Modest Mouse, and at the beautiful Boise Botanical Garden, a breathtaking compliment to the Washington native’s matchless sound.
Fast-paced, ceaseless instrumentals in true sand-in-your-toes surf punk style is the name of the game for the Portland, Oregon trio known as Guantanamo Baywatch. But what happens when an established soundsation steps out of its cozy genre standards?
Oh Lolipop Records! Amadeus finds itself constantly drawing from the eclectic Los Angeles label to provide the soundtrack for every mood we find ourselves in with their range of up and coming songsmiths. So it comes as no surprise that Lolipop has helped spawn our latest music obsession: Drinking Flowers’ new EP, Shadow Show.
