After listening to Sasami Ashworth’s (stylized as SASAMI) self-titled debut— a collection of dreamy shoegaze tracks with understated vocals— you’d be forgiven for thinking that a SASAMI show might be […]
Japanese Breakfast, the moniker/project of Philadelphia-based musician Michelle Zauner, is the first artist whose show I’ve been to more than once. The first time I saw her was in my […]
Mike Krol’s music is a brilliant mixture of classic rock, noisy garage rock, and punk. His latest record, Power Chords, is an ambitious combination of multiple subgenres beautifully blended together […]
by Michael Cambron On February 28th, New Zealand indie rockers continued their tour of the US with an energetic showing at Brighton Music Hall. Opening the show was Washington D.C. […]
by Michael Norton The stage was set for Julia Holter, coming off the release of her 2018 album, Aviary at Brighton Music Hall. The stage itself, almost cluttered with instruments, […]
by Lola Nedic Anderson .Paak kicked off 2019 with the Andy’s Beach Club World Tour, promoting his newly released album, Oxnard. The release of Oxnard proved to be triumphant for […]
Samia is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter on her second bus tour around the country. At each stop, she opens for Donna Missal, whose debut album This Time was released last September. […]
Jonathan Wilson’s recorded music carries a certain intrigue and vintage feel to it, seemingly created through a combination of his mysterious voice and tendency to utilize vintage-style instruments and effects […]
Soccer Mommy’s Clean was one of 2018’s musical triumphs, an introspective meditation on romance that is at times, a melancholy soul-crushing punch delivered straight to the gut— “Checked the window […]
By Sam Drezner I was unsure what to expect when Preoccupations walked on stage to begin their set. Throughout their short history, the Calgary-based band has had many identities. They […]
