Mr. Gnome | 12.16.15
This art rock duo conveys a constant motion belying the dynamic sound, the audience hanging on every note and longing for the next.
This art rock duo conveys a constant motion belying the dynamic sound, the audience hanging on every note and longing for the next.
Belle and Sebastian played a strong mix of select classics curated for the setting, taking full advantage of the orchestra to fill out their sound.
I’m sure we remained the hype-ist city he’s visited.
Touring behind their hit album, Going to Hell, the band was tight and fiery, and performed a blistering set.

The days of being a well-kept secret are over for Gemini Syndrome; it is likely we will not see them in such an intimate setting again.
The band channeled their anger and bitterness of this incident into their performance; turning a very negative into a very strong positive.
This is the stuff good club gigs are made of.
Arcade Fire keeps the surprises coming, adding a vibe that is more house party and less stadium rock show.

If I thought I was impressed before, now my idolatry was complete.
In an age where pop stars are born from television programs and have a shelf life that brings Andy Warhol’s “15 minutes of fame” theory closer to a sad reality, it’s nice to see late-career […]
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