Like all music, it only works if you give in to those stirring vibrations, the messy hair, that line of sweat down your back as you dance, hips aligned to that fine, supple stream of sound.
Like all music, it only works if you give in to those stirring vibrations, the messy hair, that line of sweat down your back as you dance, hips aligned to that fine, supple stream of sound.
Walt Hamburger used to be best known for his role in the punk trio The Hamburgers. Working merch, at least once per show I explained that Hamburger was not Walt’s given surname, saying “It’s sorta like Joey Ramone, except instead of Ramone, he’s a Hamburger.”
Existential dread vs. Washington DC’s intergalactic champions Curse Words! Who wins?
I’ve often heard Montreal’s Pouzza Fest referred to as “Fest spring training,” but now in its ninth year of operation it’s pretty clear to see that Pouzza Fest is in the process of developing its own identity, out from under the shadow of its larger and older fellow.
It’s the triumphant return of Washington, DC’s best little fest! Breakin’ Even Fest is back after a year off, bigger and better than ever.
When a friend of ours, who was traveling Europe last year, invited us to tour in Colombia, we didn’t give the proposal much credit. Many promises are made when you’re far from home and someone just gave you a couch to crash on. And, anyways, who the hell would care for a German-singing hardcore band in the tropics?
Every time they finished a song I felt less like I was clapping and more like I was high fiving myself for making the best choice of the night. Lone Wolf! They were the best band of FEST!
A night of friendship and magic with old friends at Songbyrd Record Café and Music House in Washington, DC.
It’s a race against the clock to see if PKEW PKEW PKEW can make it to their gig with The Penske File and Red City Radio on time!
I saw Spanish Love Songs at the Pie Shop in Washington, D.C. and it was sick! Also, I was sick!
When in doubt, rock out.