by Ziggy Merritt Since 2011 the name Jamie Isaac has steadily been gathering clout among contemporaries of his age who have dabbled in the post-dubstep era popularized in part by artists such as James Blake and Nosaj Thing. Not content to follow in their exact slipstream, the Read More

by Tiffany Taylor On Saturday Night, Radio 104.5 hosted the Griswolds at The Foundry for a sold out, high-energy evening. The Fillmore itself was absolutely packed given there was another sold out show in the main part of the venue. The entire place from bar to stage was filled Read More

by Matt Kelchner On Saturday night, Vancouver duo Japandroids took the stage for the second of back to back shows at Union Transfer. Riding high on the release of Near to the Wild Heart of Life, their recently released third album, David Prowse and Brian King unleashed a Read More

by Mely Duong Del Paxton is an organic indie/emo band hailing from Buffalo, NY that has been around since 2013. Their name originates from a character in the Tom Hanks movie That Thing You Do; Del Paxton is an elusive jazz pianist who embodies playing music for all the right Read More

If you love the Beatles, or know someone who loves the Beatles, grab a copy of A Beatles Miscellany by John Van der Kiste. The book is loaded with all sorts of facts about these lads, and although many die-hard fans may know most of the contents of this book, it’s really pretty Read More

Los Campesinos! Sick Scenes Reviewed by: Matt Kelchner Almost nine years ago to the day, Los Campesinos! released their debut album, Hold on Now, Youngster… The seven piece band from Cardiff, Wales burst into the indie world with their unique blend of twee and C86 Read More