Recently, Regina Spektor released a very beautiful, yet minimalist, cover of Radiohead’s “No Surprises”, with all proceeds from its sale on iTunes to go to Doctors Without Borders. . . . → Read More: Hooray for Covers! Regina Spektor, “No Surprises”
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There’s something creepy about this song. I don’t know, I think it’s the haunted-looking video. . . . → Read More: Wow, That’s a Good Song: Scanners, “Salvation” Bird’s newer subject material isn’t radically different from his more recent work. He’s still playing with ideas and concepts related to natural disasters, and he still relates the macro to the micro, the impersonal to the personal. The word that I think best describes his newer work is apocalyptic, but I can’t decide whether it’s pre-, post-, or still happening. . . . → Read More: Guest Post: Concert Review: Andrew Bird at Largo, 5/15 Why hello there, quiet week. . . . → Read More: This Week in Great Music: 5/17 – 5/23  Leave a comment  Upcoming Events  22-20s, alberta cross, alexisonfire, bear in heaven, blah blah blah, chicago clarinet conglomerate, congress theater, dan bern, dexateens, diane birch, evanston space, five for fighting, futurebirds, geese, heather lynne horton, helen money, hideout, hollows, imogen heap, jc brooks & the uptown sound, jessica lea mayfield, jim dewan, justin roth, lasers and fast and shit, lincoln hall, martyrs', mckensie toma, metric, metro, mike mangione and the union, mono, musikanto, park west, patrick watson, paul oakenfold, paul van dyk, peg simone, robbie fulks, schubas, sharon jones and the dap kings, susan voelz, suzy bogguss, the aragon, the heavy, the riviera, the twilight sad, the velvet lounge, the vic, them crooked vultures, todd kessler and the new folk, voxtrot, willy porter I almost titled this May in Review, that’s how behind and confused I am. I actually started the mix at the end of the month, and then, well, life happened. But anyhow. Here, have a little mix of songs I’ve been loving or rediscovering this past month. . . . → Read More: April in Review Karin and Linford aren’t on the road promoting any particular album; their most recent album of new material is 2007′s The Trumpet Child. They’re on the road because they love making music. . . . → Read More: Concert Review: Over the Rhine and Lucy Wainwright Roche, SPACE 4/29 |
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