Tag: rock

• Live Review: Blackwater Holylight, All Them Witches

  

  Opening for All Them Witches on their tour of the West, Portland’s Blackwater Holylight rock San Francisco’s historic Fillmore with a set that showcases their shoegaze side.

  James Chrasta

  February 7, 2022

  Live Shows

  all them witches, blackwater holylight, blues rock, concert, doom metal, heavy metal, heavy psych, jam, jam band, live, metal, psychedelic, rock, san francisco, shoegaze, show, stoner metal, stoner rock, the fillmore

• SLO Shows: Shabang 2022 Lineup Announced

  

  Icons TV Girl and STRFKR christen the return of San Luis Obispo’s formerly biannual indie pop festival, set for May 13th and 14th. The lineup also features several local rock acts.

  James Chrasta

  February 2, 2022

  News, SLO Shows, Uncategorized

  2022, central coast, college rock, dance, disco, festivals, house, indie, indie pop, indie rock, lineups, psych, psych rock, psychedelic rock, rock, san luis obispo, shabang, slo, strfkr, tv girl

• Past Where They Paint the Houses

  

  While Tweez isn’t a classic on par with Spiderland, it still deserves to be examined and remembered. Cover photo from Touch and Go Records.

  nick

  January 31, 2022

  Retrospectives, Uncategorized

  atomizer, Big Black, Breadcrumb Trail, Louisville, math rock, no wave, noise, noise rock, post-punk, punk, punk rock, rock, Skag Heaven, Slint, Songs About Fucking, Spiderland, Squirrel Bait, Steve Albini, Tweez, Two Nuns and a Pack Mule

• Album Review: Hello, I Must Be Going!

  

  The second solo release from Genesis frontman and drummer cements him as a popular music force and hit-maker while carrying a sad side largely untouched by his early work.

  Alex Bires

  January 29, 2022

  Album Reviews, Release Reviews, Reviews, Uncategorized

  1980s, breakup, breakup albums, divorce, genesis, new wave, phil collins, pop, prog, prog rock, rock

• Album Review: Live at Montreux Jazz Festival

  

  On her first live album, Denmark’s Anna von Hausswolff showcases her performing prowess, entrancing the listener with droning guitars, soaring vocals, and gut-wrenching organ melodies.

  James Chrasta

  January 27, 2022

  Album Reviews, Live Album Reviews, Release Reviews, Reviews

  ambient, cold, darkwave, doom, drone, ethereal wave, experimental rock, live, metal, neoclassical, organ, post-rock, rock