4.18.16

by Wendy Podmenik Woodell - April 20, 2016December 29, 2017

Article and photos by: Wendy Podmenik Darugar HAMPTON, VA-- Legendary Seattle alt-rockers Pearl Jam walked on the stage of the Mothership, vocalist Eddie Vedder grasping a bottle of wine in one hand and a setlist in the other. Opening the three hour long show with “Why Go," Eddie and crew proved

The Darkness // Live @ The Belasco Theatre // 4.12.16

by Matt Stasi // Bylle Breaux Stasi - April 16, 2016

Article and Photos by: Matt Stasi Los Angeles, CA - Glam rock with a huge set of cajones. If I get nothing else across with this review of THE DARKNESS’s show at The Belasco Theater in downtown Los Angeles this past Tuesday night, let it be that. The Darkness is all

Album Review: Quiet Life “Foggy”

by Sam Fallone - March 15, 2016

Article by: Sam Fallone Indie Folk band, Quiet Life, teamed up with Dr. Dog’s Scott McMicken for the making of their newest studio album: Foggy. Quiet Life consists of brothers: Sean and Ryan Spellman. The remaining members have varied depending on the tour and album which contributes to the unique sounds

Album Review: ALEXISONFIRE’s “Live At Copps”

by Sophia Zucker - February 24, 2016February 25, 2016

Article by: Sophia Zucker Canadian post-hardcore band Alexisonfire have released their first ever live record on February 12th, 2016, Live at Copps. It was recorded at their sold out show in Hamilton, Ontario on December 30th, 2012 in front of 10,000 fans. This show was the last show on their farewell

The Last Bison // Live @ The NorVa // 11.28.15

by Wendy Podmenik Woodell - December 2, 2015

Photos by Wendy Podmenik Darugar Article by Glenn Woodell and Wendy Podmenik Darugar NORFOLK, VA -- Making a celebrated return home to Hampton Roads after a cross country tour, indie/folk band, The Last Bison, opened radio station 96X’s two week long “Winter Meltdown” concert series at The NorVa. The Chesapeake band

Aircraft – 7 Gems From The Sparkling Void Album Review

by Jessica Gorrell - August 28, 2015September 9, 2015

Article by: Jessica Gorrell Image Credits: Josh Underscore Psychedelic rock didn’t die with Hendrix, Jim Morrison, or even the break-up of Pink Floyd; it simply waited for it’s big revival which came decades later through bands like MGMT and the Temples. Now, it’s been born again through one of the most vibrant

311 – ARCHIVE Album Review

by Jason Robey - August 16, 2015August 16, 2015

With a total of 81 songs, the four-disc Archive covers their entire career, but is far from a “greatest hits” release.

Sparrows – Album Feature & Interview

by Steven Principato - August 16, 2015

On their upcoming third release, Dragging Hell, Sparrow delivers four echo-drenched, atmospheric, and emotionally driven tracks of deep-rooted post-harcore pedigree.