Public Access released their EP “no brim” featuring three songs: “no brim,” “cat gotcha tongue,” and “word life,” celebrating authenticity and individuality. The project, highlighted by a unique promotional stunt, encourages listeners to embrace their true selves. The band’s sound resonates deeply with fans, making it a staple for many during transformative life stages.
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Friday the 13th with Crown Euphoria – GALLERY
Crown Euphoria performed at Clownhouse in New Brunswick on Friday the 13th, captivating the audience with a dynamic set. Members Patrick, Dean, Michael, and Steven showcased their musical talent. Fans can follow the band on Instagram and listen to their music on Spotify or other platforms.
MODEL TOUR RECAP – Wallows at Merriweather Post Pavilion
Ella and Madalyn traveled from Pittsburgh to catch Wallows at Merriweather Post Pavilion during their MODEL Tour. The concert held special significance as they had become friends at a Wallows concert in 2018. The entire experience – from the opening act by BENEE to Wallows’ captivating performance – left a lasting impression and deepened their connection with the band and their music.
Rock in Snapshots: The Gaslight Anthem, Joyce Manor, and Pinkshift – GALLERY
Kenzie Trikouros captured Pinkshift, Joyce Manor, and The Gaslight Anthem’s electrifying performances at Central Park Summer Stage on August 21, 2024. Pinkshift’s high-energy set set the tone, followed by Joyce Manor’s raw intensity and The Gaslight Anthem’s crowd-igniting performance. Photographer credit: @kenzcat3.jpeg and @almostfamouszine.
Rotoscope: The Band, Their Music, and Their Aspirations
Words and photos by Kenzie Trikouros On a radiant, warm July evening, post-punk band Rotoscope rocked George Street Co-op with a stripped-down, atmospheric set that captivated the crowd. Known for their experimental sound and dynamic performances, the band brought electrifying energy to the intimate venue. Their unique blend of noise rock, psychedelic influences, and post-punkContinue reading “Rotoscope: The Band, Their Music, and Their Aspirations”
The Japanese House and Allison Ponthier at Newport Music Hall – GALLERY
An eagerly awaited show, The Japanese House (Amber Bain) brought her North American leg of the “In The End It Always Does” tour to Columbus, Ohio. The powerhouse indie act brought along Allison Ponthier, luring in a flare of country for the queer crowd that showed out – as Ponthier put it, “Gay girls deserveContinue reading “The Japanese House and Allison Ponthier at Newport Music Hall – GALLERY”
The Marías Present: “The Submarine World Tour”
Experience the ethereal magic of The Marías at The Tabernacle in Atlanta as they deliver a dreamlike performance, blending indie pop, R&B, and Latin influences. A sold-out crowd witnessed María Zardoya’s heartfelt connection to her hometown, with emotional highlights including a special tribute to her mother. Discover how The Marías’ immersive stage design and captivating presence made this concert an unforgettable night in Atlanta.
Starlit Stage: Lunar Vacation at Brooklyn Steel – GALLERY
Words and Photos by Kenzie Trikouros. Vacations’ sold-out show at Brooklyn Steel was filled with excitement. Lunar Vacation took the stage before Vacations. Their ability to effortlessly blend dreamy indie-pop soundscapes with raw, emotional performances kept the audience entranced from start to finish. Words and photos by Kenzie Trikouros. If reposting, please credit @kenzcat3.jpeg andContinue reading “Starlit Stage: Lunar Vacation at Brooklyn Steel – GALLERY”
Vacations at Brooklyn Steel: A Night to Remember – GALLERY
Words and Photos by Kenzie Trikouros. On a warm summer night, Vacations delivered a thrilling performance to a packed house at Brooklyn Steel, filling the venue with infectious energy and captivating every audience member. Alex Lahey opened the show with an acoustic set. Lunar Vacation performed next. The lights dimmed, and the crowd erupted intoContinue reading “Vacations at Brooklyn Steel: A Night to Remember – GALLERY”
DIIV’s Concert in Atlanta Showcases Band’s Musical Evolution
DIIV’s performance in Atlanta showcased their evolution and enduring appeal, blending shoegaze and indie rock. The band seamlessly combined old favorites with newer material, calling attention to the movement against the construction of a police training facility in Atlanta’s greenspace. The visually striking show left the audience spellbound, reaffirming DIIV’s leading position in atmospheric indie rock.