Reviews

Spoon They Want My Soul Reviewed by: Rebecca Robinson   They Want My Soul, the newest album by Spoon, is the perfect album for the end of summer. Strong drums throughout the album will cause even the most wary of listeners to nod their head along to the beats. Although true Read More

Bear In Heaven Time Is Over One Day Old Reviewed by: Ari Roth   Bear In Heaven return with their fourth album, a hypnotic, droning record of towering psychedelia that feels like a natural extension of their past work, minus some of the pop touches that made previous albums, Read More

Mozart’s Sister Being Reviewed by: Ari Roth   It’s hard to talk about Mozart’s Sister, aka Caila Thompson-Hannant, without bringing up her origins in the Montreal scene that also birthed Grimes, Majical Cloudz and Doldrums. Her style of homemade synth pop is particularly Read More

The Interrupters Reviewed by: Brian Roser Everyone knows that before the battle of Agincourt, Henry V roused his troops with a speech about St. Crispin’s Day. What is perhaps less well known is that before lifting the siege of Orleans, Joan of Arc stood on a cart facing her Read More

By Adam McGrath What happens when punk rock fans have kids? They bring ‘em to the show, of course! Multiple generations of fans crowded into the side lot of the Electric Factory Saturday night for the Summer Nationals Tour, which featured an all-star lineup of classic California Read More

by Donte Kirby The non-profit Sofar Sounds brought DIA and Tim Carr from California and local talent Coin Purse and Snails to the intimate setting of the Capital One 360 Café on Walnut for a captivating show. DIA sat in a chair, in a long black dress, strumming her ten string Read More