Features
Monday, October 4 2010
We Dance to the Beat: A Brief Chat with Robyn
Taking a break from releasing relentless touring for her three (count 'em!) albums out this year, Robyn talks the about the current American reception to dance music, bringing people to tears, and the difficulties of getting into a bumblebee costume ...
Wednesday, September 10 2008
The Final Say: An Interview With Lackthereof
Danny Seim lives out his musical ideal, and he's even found an extra microphone.
Friday, July 18 2008
Don't Forget Your Wellies: Glastonbury 2008
With only a flimsy $15 tent and wellington boots for protection, PopMatters’ Cole Stryker avoided Amy Winehouse’s punches, the mud, and John Mayer, at the annual global gathering that is the Glastonbury Festival.
Monday, June 23 2008
The Gaudí, the Bands, and the (Not So) Muddy
You know there's a music festival in the city when fedoras and scarves outnumber baseball caps and gold chains.
Friday, February 8 2008
Headshots 4 Jesus
In its quest to be seen as a legitimate way of life among a legion of detractors, the Christian Church has turned to alternative methods of getting its point across.
Reviews
Tuesday, November 24 2009
David Bazan: 13 October 2009 - Washington, DC
Bazan invites questions from the audience, and inevitably, one or two come from disappointed, even heartbroken fans who want to know for sure if Bazan's given up on God, or put another way, given up on them.
Monday, November 23 2009
Future of the Left: 29 October 2009 - Washington, DC
Come on, people. Stop sleeping on one of the most invigorating bands to come down the pike in years.
Tuesday, November 17 2009
Broadcast + Atlas Sound: 17 October 2009 - Washington DC
Lovers of left-of-the-dial indie pop could have hardly conceived a better double bill in their dreams.
Tuesday, November 10 2009
Múm: 23 October 2009 - Washington, DC
It's impossible to watch Múm perform without a dumb smile on your face.
Wednesday, October 7 2009
The Breeders: 21 August 2009 - Washington DC
Anyone disappointed by the night's set list may as well just give up on life, because the best material from each album was represented, naturally weighted towards the older stuff.
