So much great music going on with SXSW. A few of the artists I'd choose to see:
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
The Lone Bellow
Lissie
Frightened Rabbit
Ivan & Alyosha
Josh Ritter
Kopecky Family Band
Shout Out Louds
Telekinesis
Thao & the Get Down Stay Down
Here's a great mix from NPR previewing the weekend's music.
I'm tired of hearing Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, and Nirvana on DC radio. I loved those tunes back in college, but it's 2011. Here are some picks of what the radio should be playing.
Showing posts with label SXSW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SXSW. Show all posts
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Highlights and Not So Highlights from SXSW
Bob Boilen is usually spot on with his critiques of music, so here's his take on SXSW. I have to say that there didn't seem to be as many notable music acts/concerts this year, but perhaps coverage was just down. Plus there are plenty of upcoming music festivals to look forward to!
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
SXSW
If I were going to SXSW, based on this list, these artists would be the ones I'd most anticipate.
Eleanor Friedberger
fun.
Garland Jeffries
Of Monsters and Men
Fanfarlo
Seryn
Sharon van Etten
Tanlines
Shearwater
Sarah Jaffe
We Are Augustines
Cults
For now, I will just have to listen on Spotify...
Eleanor Friedberger
fun.
Garland Jeffries
Of Monsters and Men
Fanfarlo
Seryn
Sharon van Etten
Tanlines
Shearwater
Sarah Jaffe
We Are Augustines
Cults
For now, I will just have to listen on Spotify...
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
More SXSW
Here's a good preview, courtesy of NPR Music. Sigh. Wish I could go. I really liked Daughter's Landfill and Bright Moment's Travelers.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
SXSW Mix
NPR features a fantastic mix of SXSW artists HERE. Highlights include Nada Surf, Laura Gibson, Andrew Bird, Alabama Shakes, Cults, Eleanor Friedberger, the Magnetic Fields, Great Lake Swimmers, Shearwater, Sarah Jaffe, and Of Monsters and Men. Many free MP3s, too.
And here's a neat feature of Music In Political Campaigns. Add Mitt Romney and Kid Rock to the list!
And here's a neat feature of Music In Political Campaigns. Add Mitt Romney and Kid Rock to the list!
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