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01.26: Big History + Gold And The Rush + Chilldren + Spirit Animals – Tipitina’s
Gold and the Rush have come out of the gates guns a’ blazing, one revelatory performance after another, their concentrated southern rock authenticity noticeably more raucous each time they take the stage. Representing the next wave of local independent and underground music – a wave that is more than ready to answer the call of a rapidly solidifying musical tableau surrounding Loyola University – this young transplant band seems primed to blaze a trail of rock and roll through the entire city of New Orleans.
A good bit of natural uncertainty seems to surround new local trio Habitat, who for a time only played intermittently between each member’s full-time band schedule and who have yet to formally record even one original song for public consumption. Through most interpretations, the band is nothing more than a side project: guitarist Andrew Landry [...]
When Dylan Baldi first became a presence on the radar of most listeners just over a year ago, he appeared to be yet another of the endless number of nostalgia-obsessed, Tumblrized indie musicians. Like most, he had something worthwhile, or at least relatively enjoyable, to toss in the zeitgeist: a record glossed with his own [...]
When taking on the arduous task of editing Wikipedia, one is faced with a draconian and arbitrary editorial process, hyper-specific technological codes and an altogether baffling insider culture. If you haven’t done your research, learned how to tailor citations to meet certain ambiguous yet rigid criteria or developed a neutral voice, you might as well [...]
Without any knowledge of history or topography, one would think that a city with as much filth and poverty as New Orleans would have a stronger hollowed-out basement scene. But unlike our blighted correlatives all the way up in Detroit, we don't live the basement life, which is...
RT @BarryfestNOLA: Our one piece of advice for new bands trying to break on the scene is this: BE AWESOME.
RT @BarryfestNOLA: Our one piece of advice for new bands trying to break on the scene is this: BE AWESOME.
