Twin Shadow, LOLAWOLF, Emmy the Great and Summer Heart were among the many music acts to perform on Day Three of SXSW.
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SXSW Music Festival 2015: Day 1 (March 17, 2015): Odesza, Milo Greene and More
At its first SXSW appearance, Odesza made the most of its stage time, moving quickly from one song to another mostly in support of its 'In Return' album. Milo Greene, Spoon, and Amason also performed.
Read More »Music Review: Xavier Rudd & The United Nations – ‘Nanna’ – New Release from Australia’s Eco Warrior
A great album - come to it with an open mind. It might change your heart.
Read More »Music Review: New Jazz from Eddie Henderson – ‘Collective Portrait’
Age has not dimmed Henderson. If anything, like a great wine, it has enriched his playing.
Read More »Music Review: Judas Priest – ‘Defenders of the Faith’ [Special 30th Anniversary Edition]
'Defenders of the Faith' was, in essence, a love letter to Judas Priest's legions of fans around the world. Over 30 years later, it remains one of their heaviest and best albums.
Read More »Music Review: Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – ‘Chasing Yesterday’
Overall, 'Chasing Yesterday' is a highly recommended album, more so if you are an Oasis fan.
Read More »Music Review: Delilah – ‘Sarah + 1: A Tribute to Sarah Vaughan’ – EP
Here's a look at the latest modern take on three of the late Sarah Vaughan’s classic songs and one other seminal, very well-known track.
Read More »Music Review: Vanilla Fudge – ‘Spirit of ’67’
With 'Spirit of '67," Vanilla Fudge have crafted an album that pays tribute to one of the finest years in music history.
Read More »Interview: Reviving the Feeling, Brothers in Rhythm on Kylie Minogue’s “Where Is the Feeling?” Turning 20
Two men who were integral to allowing Minogue to unlock her muse were Dave Seaman and Steve Anderson (Brothers in Rhythm). In this interview, they reunite to recall the road to “Where Is the Feeling?” in their own words.
Read More »Prodigal Son Adam Bomb Plans Big Seattle Homecoming Shows
Adam Bomb's Seattle shows will be a reunion for fans and musicians of a scene that had come and gone by the time Kurt Cobain graduated middle school.
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