Sam BushBy Jason Rooks on November 06, 2009Sam Bush, along with his trademark mandolin style and champion fiddle playing, has inspired jamgrass acts like Yonder Mountain String Band and Leftover Salmon, to more mainstream bluegrass acts like Allison more » | 
Admiral BrowningBy Bob Lange on November 06, 2009So much stoner and doom rock tends to be an exercise in heaviness alone. While that certainly has its place, few people can take the steady bludgeoning that it offers even more » | 
Cymbals Eat Guitars, Holly Miranda, DeloreanBy Shawn Donohue on November 06, 2009It is safe to say that this year’s lineup for the annual CMJ festival was the most underwhelming in years, maybe ever. Usually there are 10-20 established acts, and a handful more » |
More Reviews  | The Mars Volta
By Bob Lange on November 04, 2009
The Mars Volta is a band of mystery. They're detached, they're impersonal...they're brilliant. It's commonly accepted that a concert should involve some connection between band and audience. By conventional thinking, this More »
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|  | The Wood Brothers
By Doug Collette on November 04, 2009
Opening for Bruce Hornsby at the FlynnCenter October 7th, The Wood Brothers won over the headliner's audience. Chris and Oliver's sly humor and understated country blues made an almost immediate connection More »
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| |  | Ben Folds with Seattle Symphony
By Gabriel Scheer on October 29, 2009
Ben Folds and the Seattle Symphony. For few musicians would I have fewer reservations about this potential pairing – and in Folds’ recent visit to Seattle, this critic was not disappointed. More »
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|  | Girls
By Shawn Donohue on October 27, 2009
Girls debut Album is getting some internet hype, and a lot of it focuses on Christopher Owens upbringing and escape from the Children of God cult. While certainly unusual and worthy More »
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|  | Treasure Island Music Festival
By Margaret Pitcher on October 27, 2009
The Treasure Island tradition is to break out the two-day fest into electronic/hip-hop day and indie rock day, which makes for two very different experiences within the same festival vibe. More »
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|  | Wilco
By Jimmy Coulas on October 26, 2009
The elegant Auditorium Theatre had served as Wilco’s go-to venue for when they would play Chicago. The band played many a memorable shows at the iconic venue, but with a new More »
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| .jpg&dh=1) | Yo La Tengo
By Shane Handler on October 26, 2009
There are two things you can be sure about at a Yo La Tengo show: bored security and an odd mix of cutesy indie pop lying next to long instrumental noise More »
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|  | Chris Pureka
By Gabriel Scheer on October 23, 2009
Chris Pureka follows in the noble tradition of American singer-songwriters exploring human emotion, frailty, happiness. Well-educated (she left her studies in microbiology at Smith College to pursue music), Pureka has a More »
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| |  | Deer Tick
By Jeff Strowe on October 21, 2009
Such was the dichotomy of the much buzzed Providence band’s show: gorgeously crafted country-tinged songs of heartache and regret coupled together with finely tuned rock guitar outbursts, all carefully hanging in More »
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