That Time: Piffaro’s Back Before Bach Concert at Town Hall
Modernism via Bach: Omar Willey discusses the latest concert of Piffaro The Renaissance Band.
How an underground hip hop artist and his book club threaten Angola’s regime
Since the days of Fela Kuti, Africa’s long-serving demagogues have been threatened by music. This time it’s Angola’s turn. Phil Wilmot discusses.
Jonathan Barnbrook on his CC-licensed art for David Bowie’s Blackstar
Eric Steuer interviews Blackstar artist Jonathan Barnbrook on why he and David Bowie chose a Creative Commons license for his artwork.
Bandpage Sold to YouTube
All your middlemen are for sale, musicians. It’s time to demand and do better. Cash Music’s Jesse von Doom lays it out for you.
The Amazing Nina Simone (dir. Jeff L. Lieberman)
Andrew Hamlin gives us his impressions and remembrances of Nina Simone, while under the influence of the new documentary playing at the Sundance Cinemas.
Rarefaction and Mystery: Bach Collegium Japan at Town Hall
Omar Willey checks into Town Hall for the Bach Collegium Japan concert and returns with some musical thoughts.
Between Punk & Grunge, a Narrative
The Sonics revival has brought richly deserved attention the Northwest’s garage scene that emerged from industrial towns of Tacoma and Bremerton in the early 60s. Recent years have seen an abundance of books and films chronicling the grunge movement. Between Garage & Grunge: Glitter, Glam and Proto-Punk in Seattle’s Subversive 70s examines the critical period in between.
Fun Will Find A Way
J. Temperance writes of Baudrillard and Pablo Cruise.
The Mysteries of Chanticleer
Omar Willey gives his account of last Saturday’s Chanticleer concert at Town Hall.
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