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Adrianne Lenker’s Solo Release “abysskiss” Will Emotionally Swallow You Whole

Regan WojickJanuary 28, 2019

Adrianne Lenker is the most vivid image of a songwriter I can imagine; pure, raw, and masterful as they come, dwelling on details and turning a simple moment into an emotive tale.

Three-Part Harmonies with The Wild Reeds at The Sinclair

Sofia WolfsonMarch 30, 2018

The house was already packed when I got there early for the LA-based rock band, The Wild Reeds, who are on tour right now opening for Wild Child, and who are known for songs like “Silly Things” and “Crazy Bird.”

Moonflower: Artist Melissa Grisancich’s Candescent Solo Show

Grady OlsonJune 23, 2017

Melissa Grisancich's work for her solo show "Moonflower" evokes characteristics of old circus posters and the aesthetics of a traditional tattoo, but with a modern romantic twist to it.

Pennied Days: Night Moves Talks Pressure of Sophomore Release and “Carl Sagan”

Regan WojickDecember 1, 2016

Pennied Days is a solid collection of twangy, 70’s style psychedelic, folk-rock tunes that separate Night Moves from any of their contemporaries.

PREMIERE: Globelamp’s New Video For “The Orange Glow”

Alex KhatchadourianNovember 14, 2016

Art has always been therapy and a tool for expression for Elizabeth le Fey, who performs under the name Globelamp. And her debut album The Orange Glow, is a sonic reckoning of the pain and tumultuous relationships and situations she's overcome the last few years.

Gettin’ Down With The Wood Brothers

Taylor WojickJune 7, 2016

The Wood Brothers graced the small stage of the Ogden Amphitheater in Ogden, UT last night with an unforgettable and charged performance.

Deer Tick’s Memorable “Acous-Tick” Set at The Bluebird Theater

Taylor WojickApril 20, 2016

You could feel the anticipation floating in the air; the excitement in the crowd growing.

The Devil Makes Three Talks Fugazi, Recording Live, and Embarks On Largest Tour Yet

amadeusmagJanuary 9, 2015

There is nothing fabricated or staged in the music that The Devil Makes Three creates, just an extension of the devastating and downright pretty feelings that really must rest in each of them. As the band starts its largest tour yet, guitarist and lead singer Pete Bernhard took the time to talk about learning everything they know from Fugazi, endlessly driving around this country in circles, and channeling Woody Guthrie for lyrical inspiration.