Photoset // Foburg, Day 3: 03.11.2012
Sports & Leisure performing at Hi-Ho Lounge and The Men + Native America + Glish performing at Siberia on March 11, 2012 for Foburg Music Festival
Photoset // Foburg, Day 1: 03.09.2012
High In One Eye performing at the Hi-Ho Lounge and Prom Date + Rareluth performing at the Blue Nile Balcony Room on March 9, 2012 for the Foburg Music Festival
Photoset // Stomach Pump + Amanda Hickey and the Bruises: 11.13.2011
Stomach Pump + Amanda Hickey and the Bruises performing at Hi-Ho Lounge on November 13, 2011
Preview // 2011 Creepy Fest: 07.14.2011 – 07.17.2011
At an unbearably hot and humid time of the year when most people think New Orleans Festival Season (NOFS™) is cold dead, the beneficiaries of this city’s deep and storied history of ultra-heavy music know that this is as frenzied as it gets. For the past two years, Creepy Fest has been the perfect chance [...]
Photoset // Consortium of Genius + Letters To Voltron: 05.28.2011
Consortium of Genius + Letters To Voltron performing at the Hi-Ho Lounge on May 28, 2011
Live Picks: 05.26.2011 – 06.01.2011
05.28: Consortium of Genius + Letters to Voltron – Hi-Ho Lounge
With lectures – their preferred term for live performances – that involve costumes, props, or any number of their signature “inventions” (a constantly expanding stable of contraptions that includes drum-bots, radio terrorscopes and hypnotronic helmets), CoG have pioneered their own brand of multimedia concert event that has been part of the local indie rock panorama for nearly two decades.
The Love Language + Big Blue Marble + The Beams: 04.10.2011
Though it was immediately obvious that there was no lack of talent on the bill at the Hi-Ho Lounge on April 10, how was anyone really to know that a Sunday night concert in Bywater following an extended weekend of French Quarter Fest revelry could have been this good? Local newcomers the Beams seem to [...]
Live Picks: 04.07.2011 – 04.13.2011
04.10: The Love Language + Big Blue Marble + The Beams – Hi-Ho Lounge
Stuart Lamb began working with semi-low-end/semi-high-end recording techniques a couple of years ago during a serious breakup-driven drug and alcohol dropout. The result can only be described as “mid-fi” of the highest order: thick, buzzing, tonal guitars and haunting piano keys set to a backdrop of eclectic percussion, all in meticulously-channeled stereo.
