Posted in Concert Photos, Indie Rock, Post-rock, World Music, tagged aladdin, aladdin theater, concert photos, concert review, Hildur Gudnadottir, iceland, icelandic music, mum, oregon, portland, seabear, set list, setlist, Sin Fang Bous on 5th Nov 09 (Thu) | 1 Comment »
FYI… PHOTOS of the SHOW at the BOTTOM
There must be something about the Icelandic landscape
that yields such magnificent music.
I got into Múm (pronounced “moom”) via Sigur Rós. In fact, it may have even been a direct email from Sigur Rós about Múm right around the time Finally We Are No One (aka Loksins Erum Við [...]
Posted in Concert Photos, Indie Rock, Jazz & Avant, Post-rock, tagged avant, concert photos, concert review, doug fir lounge, electronic, groove, holy fuck, instrumental music, oregon, portland, post-rock, set list, setlist on 5th Jun 09 (Fri) | 2 Comments »
FYI… PHOTOS of the SHOW at the BOTTOM
I love my job. I get to be in towns that quite often host artists I like to see… so I don’t have to drive up to make a special trip. Well, this time, it was for my second time seeing the instrumental, avant-groove, live electronic band from [...]
Posted in Indie Rock, Post-rock, World Music, tagged concert photos, concert review, Med sud i eyrum vid spilum endalaust, oregon, portland, sigur ros, tour on 11th Oct 08 (Sat) | Leave a Comment »
Sigur Rós pictures from the Portland show on Monday, October 6th are now posted over at my review of the show:
http://jazzsick.wordpress.com/2008/10/07/sigur-ros-pdx2008/
Posted in Concert Photos, Indie Rock, Post-rock, Rock & Pop, World Music, tagged concert photos, concert review, iceland, icelandic music, Med sud i eyrum vid spilum endalaust, oregon, parachutes, portland, schnitzer, set list, setlist, sigur ros on 7th Oct 08 (Tue) | 8 Comments »
FYI… PHOTOS of the SHOW are at the BOTTOM
This was my third time to the Arlene Schnitzer Hall. It’s a great venue, and while I thought I would have gotten a better ticket via ordering from Klink (the Sigur merch site)… well, I was further to the back and left than I would have liked. It [...]
Posted in Indie Rock, Post-rock, Rock & Pop, tagged bonnaroo, concert, concert review, festival, icelandic music, Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust, Med sud i eyrum vid spilum endalaust, post-rock, rock, sigur ros, stereogum, tennessee on 21st Jun 08 (Sat) | 1 Comment »
I don’t mean to make this a Sigur Rós-centric blog, but here’s Stereogum’s great report from Bonnaroo 2008:
They (i.e. Barbara Streisand) say people who need people are the luckiest people. But you know who really are the luckiest people? People who have a ticket to see Sigur Rós this summer. It’s not that I haven’t [...]
Posted in Post-rock, tagged concert review, electroacoustic chamber rock, eugene, heavenly oceans, oregon, post-rock, sam bond's garage, talkdemonic on 11th Feb 08 (Mon) | Leave a Comment »
Sam Bond’s Garage is a small venue with good pizza and beer on tap. Small venue meant having to show up early (ugh). I showed up at around 8:30 for the 9:30 show. Alas, the band, Talkdemonic, was all set-up and ready to go. Score!
Then… around 9pm three guys walk in, [...]
Posted in Classical, Indie Rock, Jazz & Avant, Post-rock, Singer-Songwriter, World Music, tagged amiina, amina, bryce dessner, cincinnati, concert review, Concert Reviews, david cossin, enjoy your rabbit, Irena, memorial hall, musicnow festival, my brightest diamond, ohio, osso, padme newsome, pedro soler, set list, setlist, shara worden, solo percussion, sufjan stevens, tan dun, the clogs, the havels, the national, Vojtech, water music, year of the boar on 9th Apr 07 (Mon) | Leave a Comment »
I’ll start this 1st review by saying that I truly feel fortunate to live in the city that is hosting this truly wonderful MusicNow Festival. It is elegantly and professionally put together and a trove of new and exciting music (many of the pieces from last night were world premieres).
Music Now Festival – April 5, [...]
Posted in Concert Reviews, Jazz & Avant, Post-rock, tagged cincinnati, concert review, holy fuck, newport, post-rock, southgate house on 2nd Apr 07 (Mon) | Leave a Comment »
I saw Holy Fuck last night at Southgate House. They were opening up for 31Knots (a sort of punk band), but I didn’t stick around for 31Knots’ set.
Holy Fuck put on a great set. Say what you will about their potentially unfortunate moniker, they really master their art. They play groove-oriented, experimental post-rock (like a [...]
