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Tweet How is it December already? I find this incredibly unfair. I’m not okay with this at all. If you’ve missed out on tickets to The xx on Tuesday, don’t go and pay double face value just to get in to the sold out show. Tickets are still available for their show in April 2010 . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 11/30 – 12/6  Comments are closed  Upcoming Events  abbey pub, auditorium theatre, beat kitchen, bebel gilberto, bottom lounge, casiotone for the painfully alone, chicago gay men's chorus, colbie caillat, dave rawlings machine, empty bottle, friendly fires, gentleman reg, gillian welch, grant lee phillips, harold washington library, helen money, hidden cameras, kris allen, lincoln hall, linda eder, marie digby, metro, nellie mckay, park west, rachael yamagata, schubas, the fray, the swell season, the xx, united center, zero 7 Tweet The theremin, for the record, is “an early electronic musical instrument controlled without contact from the player”, and basically completely badass. For more about the theremin, check out the Wikipedia article. For more about Randy George, the man playing the theremin on the video, check out his website. . . . → Read More: Wow, That’s a Good Song: Gnarls Barkley’s “Crazy”… on the Theremin Tweet After teasing us with a few featured bands recently, SXSW has released a list of over 200 showcase bands for this year’s festival. It’s a lot of material to go through, and more information is forthcoming. SXSW usually provides additional information and links to free mp3s for their featured bands, so keep . . . → Read More: SXSW Announces 200+ Showcase Bands for 2010 Comments are closed Upcoming Events deer tick, fanfarlo, ha ha tonka, i fight dragons, japandroids, jesse sykes and the sweet hereafter, kidz in the hall, movits!, nicole atkins and the black sea, peter wolf crier, psalm one, robyn hitchcock, steve poltz, sxsw, the 88, the boxer rebellion, the chevelles, the crystal method, the waco brothers, trespassers william, we are scientists, we are wolves Tweet Let me tell you a little secret here: despite my predilection for sad boys with guitars and esoteric lyrics, I can definitely enjoy a good pop-rock-hit-the-dance-floor sort of album. I imagine my love of danceable music can be traced back to two things: not being a big emo-not-teenager anymore, and the amount of . . . → Read More: Album Review: Breakers Broken, “Reset” Tweet A bit of a late post for this week’s concert run-down. Between preparing a couple of other posts for the site, and doing the job that I actually get paid for, there wasn’t a whole lot of spare time this morning to pull things together. Tuesday is a night of competing artists-who-had-songs-on-popular-television, with Imogen . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 11/23 – 11/29 Comments are closed Upcoming Events a lull, anne heaton, antje duvekot, ari hest, blind pilot, brett dennen, cameron mcgill and what army, chris mills, daniel knox, declan o'rourke, evanston space, grace potter and the nocturnals, haley bonar, hawthorne heights, hideout, house of blues, imogen heap, joseph arthur, kate havnevik, las guitarras de espana, laura veirs and the hall of flames, lincoln hall, meg hutchinson, mimicking birds, natalia zukerman, old town school of folk music, reggie's rock club, schubas, sin ropas, symphony center, the horse's ha, the sadies, the vic, uncommon ground, vandaveer, vienna boy's choir Tweet AA Bondy and Elvis Perkins made for a perfect lineup, with both of their music fitting into a similar country-rock sort of feel. I’m terrible with genres, so there’s probably something better than that, but I don’t know what it is. Both of these men make everything sound so easy, with lyrics . . . → Read More: Concert Review: AA Bondy and Elvis Perkins in Dearland, Lincoln Hall, 11/21 |
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