Slaughterhouse has been rocking the fuck out from the get-go. Since officially hitting the scene in early December of 2017, their ominous punk sound has proven infectious.
Night two of Girlschool was the stuff of legend. Shirley Manson welcomed Fiona Apple to the stage to sing "You Don't Own Me" in a hand-drawn "Kneel, Portnow" shirt, backed by the all-women-identified Girlschool Choir and ensemble.
With surprise appearances from Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast, night 1 of Girlschool 2018 was not one to be missed.
The underground music festival circuit is always fun no matter what kind of music you like. The question we’re asking here, however, is whether any of these festivals have the power to truly launch an artist.
If Snail Mail is playing killer sets like this one at Great Scott, so early in their career, it’ll be exciting to see what the future has in store for this trio.
Limewire '03 shows Frak at a whole new stage of his music-making career: relaxed, confident, and willing to not only lean on his rapping ability in order to craft a song.
The Internet’s guitarist, producer, and all-around secret weapon, Steve Lacy, played the El Rey Theatre on December 21st, sharing tracks from his first song series entitled Steve Lacy’s Demo, and a range of others that sparkled with classic Southern California funk and soul.
"When You Cry At Night," off their upcoming EP Golden Rule, possesses the endearing real talk and tripped-out allure that's become unique to their sound.
