We Love Music: Puscifer @ Lisner Auditorium, 11/26/11
All images courtesy of Puscifer Are you a Tool fan? How about [A Perfect Circle](link to that APC review of mine)? Well, I hope you skipped your chance to see their front-man
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We Love Music: M83 @ Black Cat, 10/28/11
I remember when M83 released their breakthrough album Dead Cities, Red Seas, & Lost Ghosts back when I was in college. M83 easily fit in my collection with groups like The Postal Service
We Love Music: A Perfect Circle @ DAR Constitution Hall, 7/17/11
All photos courtesy of A Perfect Circle When I heard that A Perfect Circle was coming to DAR Constitution Hall, I had a ton of questions. The band has been on hiatus for
We Love Music: Fucked Up @ Rock and Roll Hotel, 6/27/11
All photos by Rachel Rasby The smell of Cocoa Puffs crushed underfoot. Silhouettes of back-hair illuminated by a spotlight. Clouds of sweat puffing around the stage. Most of my memories of Fucked Up’
We Love Music: Yeasayer @ 9:30 Club, 6/16/2011
All photos by author It’s been a year since Yeasayer last visited the 930 Club, in promotion of their latest album Odd Blood. Since then, word spread about their solid live show,
We Love Music: This Will Destroy You @ Rock and Roll Hotel, 6/5/11
All photos courtesy of This Will Destroy You This Will Destroy You is one of my favorite groups in the post-rock scene right now. I feel like they’re creating music specifically for
We Love Music: James Blake @ Rock and Roll Hotel, 5/8/11
Courtesy of James Blake If you want some idea of what James Blake’s show sounded like on Sunday night at the Rock and Roll Hotel, do yourself a favor and listen to
We Love Music: Pinback @ Black Cat, 5/1/11
All images courtesy of Paivi Salonen Bands using video projectors at their live shows can be hit-or-miss. At their best, you can have a band like Godspeed You! Black Emperor, who count their
We Love Music: Appleseed Cast @ Rock and Roll Hotel, 4/30/11
All photos courtesy of The Appleseed Cast Over their 15-year career, The Appleseed Cast have slowly morphed from their emo roots into a dynamic and powerful post-rock group. I must say, I haven’