Music FEATURES
Local Review: Coheed & Cambria at The NorVa
By Matt Schneider
No matter which shade of the ‘black rainbow’ spectrum you find yourself in, we can all agree that these guys aren’t phoning it in.
Wale @ The NorVa
By Jerome Spencer
Let’s do it for local hip hop, regional pride and the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Q&A With Matisyahu
By jESiO
“You make music and you put it out there and it becomes not yours anymore. You give it out. You give it to people to do what they want with it, you know, and it’s always just an amazing thing to me that my music resonates with people.”
1888: Back and Better than Ever
By Hannah Serrano
Their new music capitalizes on the best of what they already had. That is to say, it is more rocking than ever, richer, more layered. The guitar sections are shredders. It all seems more honed.
Screaming, Dancing, Acting Like an Idiot: Joe Jack Talcum @ 37th & Zen
By Katie Anderson
For as inane as that music is, as stupid and unnecessary as the Dead Milkmen were, they struck a deep, serious chord in the teflon age of Ronald Reagan for me in a way that Fugazi and Bad Brains never did.
In Defense of Hip Hop: Fresh Fest @ Ntelos
By Jerome Spencer
As misunderstood as it is, real hip hop music is love. And a real hip hop show is a family reunion with people you’ve never met.
Local Review: Counting Crows @ nTelos
By Cheryl White
It was kind of like a Pandora station gone live. Three bands (Counting Crows, Augustana, and NOTAR) letting lose together on stage, singing their hits, covering their favorites, and mashing together familiar songs in new ways.
Living Among the Ghosts: Counting Crows’ Adam Duritz
By Jesse Scaccia
Duritz talks about “August and Everything After,” dealing with mental illness, and what to expect at nTelos tomorrow night.
Fan Reviews: Interpol @ The NorVa
By Editors | Publishers
Three fans give their take on the Interpol show.
Rogue Wave @ The NorVa
By Jerome Spencer
“It’s like selling your record player,” I heard the kid behind me tell his friend, “for a day’s work.”
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