Verbicide’s Chad Elder was on hand to snap some incredible pics of the performers and the rowdy crowd.
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Photo Gallery: FYF Fest, Los Angeles 9/3/11photos by Chad Elder
THE WOODEN BIRDS – Two Matchsticksreviewed by Garrett Lyons
The Wooden Birds is a veritable supergroup of modern indie rockers featuring former American Analog Set frontman and Broken Social Scene collaborator Andrew Kenny, drummer [...]
Show Review: NXNE 2011words by Garrett Lyons | photos by Leigh Metzler
One of the beautiful things about NXNE is that one can stick with big-name acts, or get adventurous and go find the lesser-known artists.
The Posies – Licenses To Hide
The Posies premiere their first song “Licenses To Hide” off the anticipated CD Blood/Candy (September 28) with Ryko. The single, featuring angelic guest vocals from Lisa [...]
BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE – Forgiveness Rock Recordreviewed by Brian McKinney
Like Lapidus on the “Lost” series finale, Broken Social Scene (under the guidance of founders Kevin Drew and Brendan Canning) wastes no time getting their [...]
Show Review: Sasquatch! 2010words and photos by Gary Lappier
The 2010 Sasquatch Music Festival is now in the bag, and now that the last notes of Ween’s epic closing set have floated back into the ether, I am here to fill you in. The weekend, which took place at The Gorge Ampitheatre in George, Washington, in was chock full of good, bad, and some truly ugly moments.
Verbicide Select Mixtape Volume 3
Has it really been almost two months since our last mix? Hey, give us a break. We’ve been busy. All this groundbreaking music coverage doesn’t write itself, you know. Plus, we had the holidays to contend with. Everyone’s busy around the holidays, right? Yeah, that’s a feasible excuse…
Metric – Help I’m Alive (80 Kidz Remix)
Formed in Toronto but, at various times, based in Montreal, London, New York and L.A., Metric boasts the sort of history that requires one of [...]
Show Review: Metric at La Zona Rosa, Austin 12/1/09words by Nate Griffin | photos by Cayte Nobles
If she wanted to, Emily Haines of Metric could start an outright riot. I witnessed her come close to inciting a riot in March of 2004 at Nashville’s Exit/In, when Haines had so much command of the frenzied audience that she was able to pull us back from the edge.
AMY MILLAN – Masters of the Burialreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Amy Millan steps away from Stars and Broken Social Scene for her second solo album. Masters of the Burial is a stellar collection of delicately [...]
STILL LIFE STILL – Pastelreviewed by Brian McKinney
Pastel is the precursor to upcoming long-player, Girls Come Too, from Toronto five-piece, Still Life Still. With luscious undertones of fuzz, disjointed riffing, and reverb-doused [...]
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