In-Depth Music and Film Features and Reviews from Indianapolis
Devil To Pay Rocks The Vogue with Goliathon and No Coast December 8, 2012 Venue: Radio Radio, Fountain Square Another chilly night in December for Indianapolis but you would have never known when you entered the bustling Fountain Square area. Not sure the occasion but men and scantily clad women … Read More ›
Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band Perform at The Vogue Venue: The Vogue Theatre, Indianapolis Between the chain restaurants, bass from club music echoing down Broad Ripple Avenue or frohawk douchebags wearing sunglasses at night; it is getting seriously depressing around here these days. On this frigid Indianapolis night, The Vogue … Read More ›
Vitalic Rave Age ([Pias] America Records) ★★★ In an age where electronic music consists of the thump, thump, woob, woob of Dubstep, it’s nice to hear a pure techno/house album every once in a while that you can actually dance to rather than just bob your head back and forth. … Read More ›
Selective Memory interviews Hurt and recaps their gig in Dayton, Ohio. Venue: McGuffys (now Oddbodys) Playing a fantastic balance between older and newer material, Hurt gave the Dayton crowd at McGuffy’s a show to remember. The set from beginning to end was all about making sure everyone in attendance had … Read More ›
Jowls Cursed (Tiny Engines) ★★★ What’s more painful then pealing the skin off of your own face? The vocals on Jowls’ Cursed. When I came across At The Drive In and the song”Chanbara” on In/Casino/Out, I felt the same with Cedric Bixler to bring a twister of powerful lyrical rants. … Read More ›
Clinic Free Reign Domino ★★★★ It has become custom that on every even year since 2000, you can expect Clinic to come out with new tunes that seem to extrapolate and warp the conventionalism of their previous album. And the Liverpool band does not disappoint with Free Reign. Even though … Read More ›
Neurosis Honor Found In Decay Neurot Recordings ★ Have you ever had a friend that recommends a band years upon years but for whatever reason you just never take initiative to look them up? Neurosis is that band to me. Always heard of them but never officially ‘heard’ them, until … Read More ›
Bastian Void Fluorescent Bells Field Hymns ★★★★ Fluorescent Bells is the perfect sound for a cassette affair. One half charming and the other naturalist go hand in hand when listening to Bastian Void. It’s like being transfixed into the minds of our own universe. An analog thought process, Joe Bastardo … Read More ›