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Rogue Wave with Avi Buffalo - First Unitarian Church (Philadelphia, PA) - Thursday, March 4, 2010

13 March 2010

All of a sudden, the crowd stood, clapped, cheered and a good time was had by all.

Kreator with Voivod, Nachtmystium and Evile - The Palladium (Worcester, MA) - Friday, March 5. 2010

7 March 2010

Can old school thrash metal bands still bring it? As long as they mix it up and keep you on your toes they can.

Mission of Burma with Bunnies - The Paradise, Boston - Saturday, January 16, 2009

24 January 2010

Burma plays the second of two nights to the hometown fans, featuring newer and older songs. Ears are left hanging and bleeding.

Negative Approach with Blacklisted - First Unitarian Church (Philadelphia, PA) - Sunday, December 6, 2009

16 December 2009

For the uninitiated, NEGATIVE APPROACH were possibly the greatest hardcore band ever.

Holly Golightly and the Broke-offs with Wrong Reasons - The Middle East, Cambridge MA (Wednesday, December 9, 2009)

15 December 2009

Holly Golightly treads the lo-fi/no-fi line and delivers a raucous, lively set with counterpart Lawyer Dave.

Jay Reatard with Screaming Females and Women - Johnny Brenda's (Philadelphia, PA) - Saturday, November 28, 2009

12 December 2009

As much as I enjoyed JAY REATARD’s set on this evening, SCREAMING FEMALES were so good that they may have stolen the show.

Devo with JP Inc. - The Fillmore New York at Irving Plaza (New York, NY) - November 20, 2009

28 November 2009

Whether you want to call Devo legends or not, their highly influential legacy is finally being given its due.

The Outlaws

The Outlaws - Showcase Live (Foxborough, MA) - Thursday, November 12, 2009

26 November 2009

Stars ‘n’ Bars weren’t waving in the crowd, but the spirit of the deep south as defined by three blazing guitars was on full display.

Girls - Bowery Ballroom (New York, NY) - Friday, November 6, 2009

19 November 2009

San Francisco’s Girls played a sold out show on a Friday night in NYC to an expectorant crowd. And bingo, it’s a success. — By Herb Jue.