Music: Emo
Currently listing articles 124-101:
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Concert Review: Van's Warped Tour, 7/17/2008, Cleveland, Ohio— You know a music festival is successful when it is older than some of the attendees.
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Satire: Engaged Couple’s Musical Differences Threaten to Derail Wedding— Musical differences threaten to wreck one couple's wedding
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Music Review: Hot Water Music - Till The Wheels Fall Off— Are they together again? This collection of covers and rarities will tide fans over for the time being.
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Music Review: Panic at the Disco - Pretty. Odd.— Oh sure, there's posturing and posing all over this. That's the point.
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Music Review: Wolf Parade - At Mount Zoomer— Wolf Parade's latest album is a stunning achievement.
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Music Review: Colin Meloy - Colin Meloy Sings Live— Colin Meloy's first "official" live release is a good one.
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Music Review: 1997 - On The Run— A debut album worth listening to by a band that has been through a big change in just one year.
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Music Review: Lisa Loeb - The Purple Tape— A great addition to any fan's collection.
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Music Review: Richard Hawley - Lady’s Bridge— Mellow Brit singer-songwriter strums his way through a disappointing solo effort.
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Concert Review: Okkervil River and New Pornographers – St. Louis, MO – April 19, 2008— One indie music enthusiast drags his wife to the Okkervil River/New Pornographers show.
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Music Review: Avenging Force, Drive by Argument, Son Lux, Terror, and Michael Bormann— A bit of a journey this week; from the goth dancefloor, through the CBGB mosh pit to the classy end of hard rock.
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Music Review: The Cute Lepers - Can't Stand Modren Music— Blackheart records releases the debut lesson by the Cute Lepers.
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Music Review: Enter Shikari - Take To The Skies— Enter Shikari's debut makes you want to grab your lightsticks and head to the pit for some hardcore goodness.
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Yay or Nay: Year of the Sun Records featuring Of The First Born Son, Dear Black Diary, Handheld, For The Mathematics & What's He Building In There? — Thumbs up or thumbs down?
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Concert Review: Aiden with Schoolyard Heroes & Ivoryline at the Bricktown Ballroom— As part of Aiden’s 2008 The World by Storm tour last Thursday night the bands put on an energetic and entertaining show
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Music Review: Halou – Sawtooth— A dream, wrapped in ecstasy.
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Music Review: Four Letter Lie - What A Terrible Thing to Say— Well written screamo that is less filling and easily forgotten.
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Music Review: Eyes Set to Kill - Reach— A confectionery treat with very little aftertaste.
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Band Of The Week's Top Ten Indie Bands of 2007— 2007 was an excellent year here at Band of the Week. This is a round-up by A.L. Harper and Michael Jones.
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Music Review: Sh! The Octopus - The Carrot Chase— A local Detroit band with a style that has appeal nationwide.
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Music Review: Jimmy Eat World - Chase This Light— Chase This Light features some of the band's best work in years, even if it isn't their best album.
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Concert Review: Yellowcard in Oklahoma City — Bricktown Events Center in Oklahoma City Lovedrug, Shiny Toy Guns, Yellowcard, and Blue October put on a show that was nothing short of fantastic.
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Yay or Nay: Nights Like These, blessthefall, Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer, and Copeland— Thumbs up or thumbs down?
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Music Review: Thursday - Kill The House Lights DVD and CD— A compilation of new tracks, rare demos, a career-spanning documentary and live show. Thursday's fans couldn't ask for more.
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