With London’s Pitchfork Music Festival well underway, we headed to Hackney Wick’s Colour Factory for the 10K Global showcase.
Strangely moving, like being transported back in time, ‘Son of Sam I Am (Tommy’s Version)’ is at once visceral and wonderfully unpredictable.
With “Dangerous Love,” James Laurent pushes the thrill and/or misery quotient of the danger zone of love into the red.
Those Damn Crows light up Shepherd’s Bush Empire on a stormy Halloween, delivering emotion, energy, and a crowd locked into every moment.
Marinated in charming, quixotic sensations, with “I Want It All,” Skip Ewing offers a breathtakingly beautiful country song.
Of Monsters and Men kicked off the North American leg of their “Mouse Parade Tour” at Brooklyn Paramount, with special guest Árný Margrét.
On a Thursday night at The Vogue Theatre, Umphrey’s McGee proved why theirs is one of the most compelling live projects in modern improv-rock.
Koom Festival made its debut at the Duggal Greenhouse in Brooklyn, New York and V13 contributor Aubrey Miller was there for day 2 and 3.
Terri Clark and Paul Brandt arrived at OLG Stage in Niagara Falls to deliver a night of fun collaborations despite some external distractions.
Unwaveringly human in scale, on ‘The Medicine,’ Miss Emily addresses vital themes like love, heartache, unity, and renewal.
There’s something deeply intoxicating about chokecherry’s new album, an emotional, 39-minute, alt-rock, immersive listening journey.
At once deliciously scruffy and almost primitive, ‘The Kindness of Numbers’ lures listeners in with casual apparent ease. This is a grand album.
LA Rapper Navy Blue showcases some new music from his upcoming album ’The Sword & The Soaring’ at The Jazz Cafe.
The Acacia Strain’s ’You Are Safe From God Here’ is a masterclass in extreme metal, terrifying lyrics, and unmatched heaviness.
‘KICK MOVE SHAKE’ captures the zeitgeist of ’80s pop-rock and conveys it through alluring melodies and Andrew Leahey’s plush voice.
