The Red River Flows Tonight!
I am going to make this short and sweet today. The Dadada Music Blog presents The Red River 9 PM tonight at the Tipsy Teapot (409 S. Evans Street, Greenville, […]
Monthly Archives: January 2011
Sunday Ramblings & Considerations
Update on The Red River Show in Greenville; Holy Ghost Tent Revival and Jack the Radio invade the Tipsy; This week’s hot videos; and Blogophilia 25. The Red River in […]
Presenting: Go Panda Go
Indie rockers, Go Panda Go, are out of Counties Galway and Donegal in Ireland. The quintet creates exciting rock with cheer-like choruses, crunchy power chords, and punchy bass lines. The […]
Fri. Free Feat.: Chairs Missing – “When, Now” EP
When I saw Chairs Missing was the name of a band, I immediately thought of the classic Wire album of the same name. Not so… Chairs Missing is a side project […]
The Dadada Presents… THE RED RIVER!
As I mentioned a few weeks ago in a Sunday column, The Dadada Music Blog will be presenting the Red River at the Tipsy Teapot in Greenville (NC). This is […]
Get to Know: Some Community
South by southwest (SXSW) is coming soon, and that means more features on new bands. One band that’s eagerly anticipating SXSW is Some Community from Brazil. Some Community released a […]
Sunday Ramblings & Considerations
In this edition: Get to know the Steelwells; Cool 60’s pop from Chalk & Numbers and Summer Fiction; A review of S. Carey’s “All We Grow”; News and interest pieces […]
Smith Westerns – “Dye It Blonde”
My deluded mind had Smith Westerns classified as an ‘Americana’ unit, but a little research reveals that these Chicago youngsters have been mining the garage rock vein. Digging around on […]
Quiet Loudly’s Soulful Psychedelia
Brooklyn is home to a lot of cool new bands, and just as many copy cat acts that latch onto a prevailing sound to make a quick buck. Put Quiet […]
Fri. Free Feat.: Ruby Coast – “Whatever This Is”
The Toronto band, Ruby Coast, has elected to drop some cool indie pop for the likes of you and me. When I listen to this band from the northern land […]
