15 Years Later: The Get Up Kids “Something to Write Home About”
The Get Up Kids was part of the Midwestern “second-wave” emo scene in the mid 1990s with bands like Braid and The Promise Ring. The band formed in Kansas City, […]
Monthly Archives: September 2014
Concert Review: The Replacements @ Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, 9/19
Friday night was a night that many people thought would never come: The Replacements reunited for a show in the New York area. The Replacements were a very influential alternative […]
This (last) week’s reviews: Ryan Adams, Delta Spirit, Interpol
This week was bare on new releases, but there were three notable releases last week: Ryan Adams’ Ryan Adams, Delta Spirit’s Into the Wide, and Interpol’s El Pintor. Out of […]
Bob Mould plays it loud at Music Hall of Williamsburg
On Saturday, September 13th, I descended upon Williamsburg to experience the prolific music of Bob Mould, live and in person. And three days later, my ears are still ringing. The […]
10 Years Later: Arcade Fire’s Funeral
There are only a few albums that garner high praise from all critics. There are only a few albums universally loved by just about every fan. There are only a few […]
borrowed nostalgia 