The Doors – Break On Through (To The Other Side) (1967)
From the debut album of American psychedelic rock band The Doors (1967). It was the first single released by the band and it is one of their most popular songs.
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The Joy Formidable and Passion Pit at the Knitting Factory (Spokane), concert review
An anthemetic introduction of strings on an empty stage began The Joy Formidable’s set at the Knitting Factory last Friday night. A long buildup led into “This Ladder is Ours”, and high energy established the scene for the remainder of the show. The three piece band is comprised.
Read moreJapanther at Apolo (Barcelona), concert review
Five minutes before you can then read JAPHANTER at the neon sign of the venue, the Apolo of Barcelona. Dj Coco is inside at the plates spicing up with some kind of…rap? It seems he wants to ignore what will happen next, or maybe not, I don’t know.
Read moreJapanther at VillaManuela Festival (Madrid), concert review
Japanther was the band in charge to open the presentation of the new festival VillaManuela in Madrid, Spain. Three days of concerts, art and tapas to promote the stores and venues of Malasaña, a neighbourhood in the centre of the city.
Read moreNew York Dolls – Stranded In The Jungle (1974)
Stranded in the Jungle is a song originally recorded by The Jay Hawks in 1956. It was covered by the New York Dolls on their 1974 album Too Much Too Soon.
Read moreBlondie – Sunday Girl (1978)
Blondie’s fourth single Sunday Girl, included on the album Parallel Lines, was released on September 23, 1978.
Read moreCultivate Festival 2013 (Denver, CO) concert review
Chipotle’s Cultivate Festival is an event that takes place in a few cities across the U.S. every year in order to feed people yummy Mexican food, educate them on sustainability and farming, and supply us with beautiful free music.
Read moreGrizzly Bear at Ogden Theatre (Denver), concert review
Grizzly Bear are like a rhetorical question: when nothing totally resolves, the listener has to fill in the gap themselves, and even though something seems to be missing, there’s beauty to be found in the ambiguity.
Read moreTubeway Army – Are Friends Electric? (1979)
Londoners Tubeway Army released their latest single Are Friends Electric? on May 4, 1979.
Read moreThe Ruts – Something That I Said (1979)
Something That I Said is the third single of the punk rock band The Ruts. It was published in August 1979.
Read moreBobby Fuller Four – I Fought The Law (1966)
“I Fought the Law” is a song written by Sonny Curtis of the Crickets. It became popularized by a cover by the Bobby Fuller Four, which went on to become a top-ten hit for the band in 1966.
Read moreFather John Misty at Webster Hall (New York), concert review
Webster Hall was packed tight on Monday night when Joshua Tillman took the stage, already having effortlessly slipped on his alter-ago. Father John Misty is, in every sense, a performer and performance.
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