48 Hours in Austin: SXSW
Friday, March 15th 1 pm: No sign of Snoop Lion, Grumpy Cat or Shaq Onward to Disneyland for music fans, also known as South by Southwest. Rented some beat-up cruisers and headed to the Rolling Stone Rock Room, at a quaint venue with lineups curated by Rolling Stone editors. Caught second half of rock/soul...
Neighborhood Noise: The Photo Atlas Set to Release Album and Video
No reservation needed at a Photo Atlas concert. You can be as wild as you want to be. Like good wine, some bands just get better and better with time. Take The Photo Atlas, for example. Alan, Bill, and Mark started out as Atlas in 2004, but after a name change and the addition of...
Neighborhood Noise: Dirty Few Releases Cassette Worth Buying Cassette Player For
We’re going to destroy 2013. Every once in a while I come across a song that I just can’t get out of my head. Sometimes it’s a bad thing, like when “Call Me Maybe” came out and everyone (including the most badass of guys) was singing it, but sometimes it’s a great thing, like when...
Event Horizon: Two Fresh
Being booked to play a string of major summer music festivals typically means a band is on the brink of major success, and done with the days of playing small venues. However, after performing at events like SXSW, Wakarusa, Electric Forest and Camp Bisco, electronic hip-hop trio, Two Fresh, is modest regarding their recent rise...
Event Horizon: Flashlights Tonight
Denver-based indie musicians are no strangers to national recognition, especially with the success of acts like Tennis, The Chain Gang of 1974 and Pictureplane over the last few years. For local dance-pop outfit, Flashlights, it’s only a matter of time before they follow suit. Flashlights has been featured in NME‘s Buzzworthy Artists, named one of...
Music Monday: Festivals–Good or Bad?
This weekend, The UMS (or Underground Music showcase) will choke the streets, small businesses and venues of South Broadway with thousands of fist-pumping music enthusiasts, all with sweaty hair. This particular festival is one of over two hundred music centered events in the state of Colorado. It is also one of the most popular, showcasing...
Showdown: She Wants Revenge
Independence can be a real bitch. People need people. Record labels need bands. Bands need money and fans. Fans need music to soundtrack their romances, and without each of us doing our respective parts in the equation, it could all dissolve- threatening to leave us bogged down in a mute and culture-less mire where only...
Fashion Fridays – Coachella’s Chic Style
Last weekend was the epic music festival known as Coachella. The three day music festival in Indio, CA is just as much about the fashion as it is about the music. I love seeing what “artistic” ladies wear to the annual event and how they put looks together. It usually involves vintage, is sometimes weird...
Festival Window: South by Southwest
Austin is music industry magnetic zero this week. Bands, brands, managers, bloggers, photographers, label reps, DJs, journalists, hipsters, musicians, assistants, publicists, groupies, roadies, street teams, retailers, talent scouts and publishing houses are all represented by themselves or someone else in the Lone Star city.
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