In Charlottesville, reggae music typically seems like more of a passing fancy than a fundamental part of local music—an indicator of an uptick in Bob Marley blunt posters in UVA dorm rooms, perhaps, or a double-dub dare for some adventurous booking agent. Heck, it was a phase for local Lem Oppenheimer, a co-founder of the […]
The first reviews of DMB’s new album hit the streets, while the band plays a three-hour set at New York’s Beacon Theatre. Watch it here!
A few possible explanations or excuses for your behavior this weekend. Use only in cases of extreme distress
Feedback asked longtime local reggae guru Len Oppenheimer "Where’s the jah love?" He gave us some answers
Gig to take place precisely 2.4 miles from nearest Cheeseburger in Paradise location
If last Sunday’s auction at the former Gravity Lounge venue was the final spring cleaning of the year, then this week rang in the glut of summertime, a belt-buckling binge after so much purging. Don’t fill up on rolls, people, until you get the rock from these two new albums. Heavens! Hurry for Devon! From […]
But can they compete with the sadly beautiful, beautifully sad, unironic metal of Anvil: The Story of Anvil?
Everyone’s doing it! Even snobby, septuagenerian indie rock critics! And, yes, we have video of them, too.
Additional videos and TV clips to be aired on website as part of Hulu’s first partnership with a band
Our favorite Post-It punk checks in with us (kind of) via musical notes and more