by snoadmin | Nov 10, 2010 | Archives-old
On Sunday night a little bit of Montreal descended upon D.C., taking up residence at the Rock & Roll Hotel for an evening of music. First up was Little Scream, a one women show who self described herself as “Aerosmith meets Enya.” This audience member absolutely...
by snoadmin | Nov 8, 2010 | Archives-old
I first heard Lord Huron after reviewing his music for our station and last week I got the chance to catch up with the LA-based, Michigan-born musician about a week before he headed out to New York for CMJ. Lord Huron has been making a steady amount of buzz around the...
by snoadmin | Nov 6, 2010 | Archives-old
To be honest when I first heard the band’s name, the nascar-allure gave me no interest in ever listening. I’ve definitely heard too many American indie rock bands that sound too much the same, and i wasn’t into spending my night in NYC living that...
by snoadmin | Nov 5, 2010 | Archives-old
Of course Screaming Females were my favorite act I saw at CMJ! The stalwart indie (four albums and not so much as a Pitchfork review) rockers played at Williamsburg Music Hall, to an appropriately packed and bouncy audience. Front woman Maria Paternoster (I hope...
by snoadmin | Nov 4, 2010 | Archives-old
Braids, a quartet from Montreal, are experts at the slow build up. At the small show at Arlene’s Grocery I stood entranced, a cup of poutine, in my hand, as they began to draw out their sounds. At first you could only hear the quiet bubbles and murmurs of a...
