Beabadoobee: Concert Review
Beabadoobee brought the crowd to life, and though the unwhelming music and tiring nature of the opening acts dampened the energy, she was still able to create a great night.
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Donna Missal’s New Ethereal Sound Takes Flight
For myself and other artists, Missal is a “musician’s musician”. Coming from a rich musical background, Missal’s father and grandmother …
A Love Letter to the Double-Neck Guitar
It’s gaudy, it’s cumbersome, and it’s quintessential to classic rockstar mystique.
Staff Pix 11/9
The Milk Crate staff’s favorite tracks of the week, presented with blurbs worthy of a promotional sticker on a jewel case. Tune in Tuesdays from 1-2 EST to the Staff Pix radio show.
Snail Mail’s ‘Valentine’: Do I Like It? The Answer is Unclear.
A lot has changed for Lindsey Jordan in the three years since the release of her stunning debut album, Lush. Being launched into indie stardom at 18 years old can do that to a person.
Getting Carried Away with Julian Mendoza
Julian Mendoza is a local musician who raps about the joys and hardships of life …
Janis Ian is blessing us with “I’m Still Standing”
Janis Ian, the beloved American folk and soft rock artist behind classics like “At Seventeen” (1975) and “Jackie Skates” (2006), has returned with a new track to define yet another chapter of our lives.
Where I Belong: Finding Myself at IDLES
Bowen’s shoulder-length hair is matted with sweat and stuck to his beard. My ears are ringing. My calves are on fire. I can’t feel my jaw. This is the best show I’ve ever been to.
Staff Pix 11/2
The Milk Crate staff discusses their first concerts in this week’s theme. Tune in Tuesdays from 1-2 EST to the Staff Pix radio show.