Check out new music videos made by Light House students for local bands
A montage of clips, with new releases from Downbeat Project Borrowed Beams and…me. Sorry.
Local musicians host benefit show for indie labels hurt in London riot fire
The blaze at the Sony DADC warehouse there took 25 million discs and impacted indie labels
Devon and Paul bid buh-bye, inside the “Cave” and good ideas for a rainy weekend
What’s going on this weekend
Holdin’ on to black metal, and their Southern roots
My Morning Jacket played the Pavilion last night. Check out some pics and review
Dave and Tim played the Pavilion this weekend
Ticket-purchasers can still donate the price of their ticket to charities until the end of September
Restless Farewell
She is the kind-hearted folk queen, more of a traditionalist, who, having recognized greatness in her counterpart, introduces him and his less palatable, but perhaps more brilliant, songs to the world. His twitchy affect is softened by her gorgeous trill, her wacky, glowing grace. We’re jealous that she got him and he got her, but they seem to love each other, and that, in turn, makes them both lovable.
Places #6: Kevin Everson
We caught up with the UVA film professor, whose show at the Whitney was reviewed in the New York Times last week
The art of the campaign
As we approach the August 20 Democratic firehouse primary for City Council, a question that’s been asked on the state and federal levels is worth asking here. What should be the city government’s role in supporting the arts? I asked the 12 candidates to respond by e-mail to a prompt: Should the city fund the […]
Axes from scratch
The body is old-growth Brazilian rosewood and red spruce, finished in a gorgeous sunburst and trimmed with abalone, its insides braced with Adirondack spruce. Koa wood binds the Honduran mahogany neck. The scale is 25" and the nut width is 1 3/4". Adam McNeil (right) and Randall Ray (left) make Rockbridge guitars by passing them […]