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love, politics, religion is close to a literary-critical autobiography, filled with self-observations about, well, love, politics, and religion. The record approaches the complexity and depth of a concept record.
For this tour, Clairo does an opening act of communion (of sorts) with her band before they play. They congregate together while Clairo serves them whiskey and cheers
Magdalena Bay, featuring Matt Lewin and Mica Tenenbaum, surely are taking over the music scene as they showed in front of a sold out Gothic Theater last Tuesday night.
This opportunity to witness Bikini Kill perform live at such a crucial time for feminism – for all of us – is now part of a cultural and political moment.
Back in my progressive house days I would blast “Empty Room” by Big Wild on repeat, but can’t say I’ve listened to anything of his since 2019
Three artists that made up the roots to a whole generation of rock ‘n roll across 5 decades are coming back together on a truly special tour, and Denver’s own Oriental Theater gets to host them this Friday night.
Genevieve Ryan Martel, the Canadian composer known as TDJ, does it better than the rest. The beats, the lyrics, and the style driving track after track to deliver the backdrop of the last few years.
Unlike so many one-hit wonders, Teenage Fanclub have been steadily releasing fantastic music over the years, aging like rest of us with – grace, humor, and always celebrating their craft.
