Sleater-Kinney – The WoodsSub Pop Records (2005)By Chris Clayton Emo, No-Wave, Neo-New Wave, Post-Punk, Math Rock, Grime, Psych Folk, Intelligent Dance Music, Acid Harp, Jim Henson-hop (aka Muppet-hop), Adult-Contemporary-Wiccan, Amishtronica,…
NadaMucho.com Interview Q & A with Prince Paul Interview by Ben Allen Prince Paul may be the easiest interview subject ever. In response to each question he went off on…
Nathan Ellis-Brown – Holy shit, one of the best Hip Hop bills this year is slated for Thursday, April 14 at Neumos. Atmosphere, Grayskull, POS and Digibits grace another solid night at this Capitol Hill club.
Tea For Julie’s debut album Division is pleasant but disconcerting. Disconcerting, because it’s a difficult album to pin down; at times it sounds like six singles and seven B sides cobbled together into a single piece. I’ve been stumped for days trying to describe it, so indulge me in some stylistic shorthand: early to mid-90s U.K.-based rock like Manic Street Preachers, Kinky Machine, The Times, Adorable and Suede.
Rob Taylor – Upon arrival at El Corazon, it was apparent the improvements made to what used to be Graceland weren’t merely superficial. Outside, it was all the same aside from a new sign. Inside, part of the venue to the left of the stage had been blocked off with only one opening.
