Bear In Heaven
Beast Rest Forth Mouth: Remixed
Here’s the rundown on next weekend’s bash in Catskills, NY. PS: Bars open til 4 am. Sweetness.
FRIDAY
Stage 1:
3.15pm-4.15pm : The Drones performing Wait Long By The River…
4.45pm-5.30pm : The Feelies performing Crazy Rhythms
6.00pm-7.00pm : Dirty Three performing Ocean Songs
7.30pm-8.30pm : Suicide performing Suicide (First LP)
9.00pm-9.45pm : Panda Bear
10.15pm-11.15pm : Iron & Wine
11.45pm-1.00am : The Jesus Lizard
Stage 2:
9.00pm-9.30pm : Jon Glaser & Jon Benjamin
9.45pm-10.15pm : Derrick Brown & The Navy Gravy
10.30pm-11.00pm : Eugene Mirman
11.15pm-11.45pm : David Cross
SATURDAY
Stage 1:
1.30pm-2.30pm : Sufjan Stevens
3.00pm-3.45pm : Grouper
4.15pm-5.00pm : Black Dice
5.30pm-6.15pm : Antipop Consortium
6.45pm-7.30pm : El-P
8.00pm-8.45pm : Autolux
9.15pm-10.15pm : Shellac
10.45pm-11.45pm : Deerhunter
12.15am-1.30am : Animal Collective
Stage 2:…
We keed! We keed!
Kids from several different Chicago Public Schools cluttered into the tightly packed Chicago Theatre to catch the first of two Kanye West concerts. Mr. West played one of his more impromptu gigs for the high schoolers, who attended the concert as a reward for either improving their grades or maintaining steady ones (Maybe if Kanye West would performed every time I got good grades I wouldn’t be failing Math).
Starting the concert by simply asking the crowd “What do you want me to play?”, Kanye went through a string of hits- “Jesus Walks”, “Good Life”, “Amazin”—reminding Chicago why he’s been at the forefront of pop culture for almost a decade. Yeezy was in true form this Thursday afternoon, jumping into every song with the same energy, aggressiveness and visible effort he displayed during …
Last night, Depeche Mode shut down Hollywood Blvd for a taping of Jimmy Kimmel live. 12,000 fans got to watch the free performance from a variey of “pens” while those not lucky enough to score free tickets swarmed outside the fences (and almost took some out, much to the concern of the LAPD.) But mounted police and cooler heads prevailed, avoiding a repeat of the faed 1989 DM riots in LA and allowing Gahan and Co. to perform six songs, including new single “Wrong” as well as “Enjoy the Silence,” “Walking In My Shoes” and, of course, “Personal Jesus.”
Last week, we had the privilege of checking out Coheed and Cambria at Madison Square Garden on their tour with Trivium and Slipknot. The crowd was what was to be expected at a Slipknot show – lots of testosterone, little women (as in, few women, not the novel), and lots of friendly, if slightly concerned, mothers waiting in the rotunda for their sons.
The Garden would seem to be the perfect spot to accommodate C + C’ s proggy, arena rock leanings. Yet while the band itself brought an energy level far greater than the fans waiting for Slipknot, the muddied sound made it to difficult at times to discern just how sick these …
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