Review: Alex Schaaf Photo: David Andrako/Courtesy of Kaufman Center The human voice is perhaps the most interesting instrument of them all. It is the only instrument that you are born with, and the only one that you will have to live with for the rest of your life. Sure, you can take voice lessons [ ... ] ...
We’re presenting a top-notch showcase at Linneman’s in Milwaukee tonight (Saturday) with performances by Icarus Himself, Sat. Nite Duets and Surgeons In Heat. Music starts at 9PM and $6 gets you in the door. See you there! Download: Icarus Himself – Daytrotter Session MP3: Sat. Nite Duets – “All Nite Long” MP3: Surgeons In Heat [ ... ] ...
Radiohead’s new album The King of Limbs arrived today, a day earlier than promised. I’ve made it through the albums eight tracks a couple times now as it continues to sink in. If you haven’t heard the album you can purchase the digital files here and watch the video for “Lotus Flower above. What do [ ... ] ...
It can now be revealed that I pre-taped this week's showgram so I could attend UWM's basketball victory over Valpo. I hate to do that (pre-tape) and hardly ever do. If I really was cool or nuts, I would have been at the Motorhead show. I hope to see the Lemmy movie at the Times, tho ... 6 pm hour ... The Go! Team -- Running Range ... Devotchka -- Exhaustible ... Girls -- Alright ... Southern Culture on the Skids -- Come As You Are/ Lucifer Sam ... Cloud Nothing -- Another Man ... Warpaint --
Radiohead will release their new album, The King of Limbs on May 9th. However, pre-orders receive the album digitally on Saturday, February 19th. More details here and at Pitchfork. I’m hosting a showcase at Pianos in New York on Thursday, February 17th with performances by Yellow Ostrich, Strand of Oaks and Conrad Plymouth. Tickets and [ ... ] ...
In 2001, Josh T. Pearson was blowing minds in a psychedelic band called Lift to Experience, whose record The Texas Jerusalem Crossroads continues to be held in reverence today. Today, Josh T. Pearson is crafting folk songs with his own twist. They’re gorgeously compiled and usually of significant length. He’s got a new album in [ ... ] ...
I have a handful of trusted music sources that I rely on for great music recommendations. These come word of mouth, text, in person, and via blog posts. I’d say I get more quality recommendations from Frank at Chromewaves than almost anyone else on the internet. His praise and posting about The Wilderness of Manitoba [ ... ] ...
Muzzle of Bees is proud to present Minnesota bluesman Charlie Parr for two back-to-back concerts in Madison and Milwaukee later this month. Alternating between a resonator guitar and a banjo, Charlie channels blues legends like Charley Patton in his music, but puts his own, Midwestern spin on Piedmont style blues. Plus, he picked up his [ ... ] ...
One of the albums that’s risen to the top of all the fantastic music released this year is Deerhoof’s new album Deerhoof Vs. Evil. The band is currently in the midst of a tour supporting the record that will be bringing them through Chicago and Madison next week. We spoke to guitarist Ed Rodriguez (who’s [ ... ] ...