What’s going on Wednesday?
Tonight's NYC shows include King Krule, Death From Above, Yumi Zouma, Grooms, Lee 'Scratch" Perry, This Is The Kit, Mild High Club, Pujol, and more.
Biblical
Death From Above 1979 rocked Terminal 5 with Biblical (pics, video, setlist)
Beer and water erupted from the drinks of head-banging audience members. A circling mosh pit consumed most of the floor. Directly in the middle of the spinning mass a long haired, heavily bearded man raised two coiled fists...
Fun Fun Fun Nites lineup announced (Meat Puppets, The Jazz June, TPOBPAH, Power Trip, Sing…
With less than 2 months to go, today Fun Fun Fun Fest release their FFF NITES lineup:FUN FUN FUN FEST (FFF Fest) is excited to announce today the lineup for FFF Nites, the after shows free to festival wristband holders, during this year's festival November 7--9, 2014, at Auditorium Shores...
Biblical opening Death From Above 1979 tour (win tix to NYC or Chicago!)
Toronto heavy psych outfit Biblical have been added as support to the previously discussed Death From Above 1979 tour. Biblical are still backing their 2014 album Monsoon Season...
Biblical playing shows, including NYC w/ VBA (dates)
Psych-rockers Biblical are hitting the road for a few dates before playing Heavy Montreal in August. The Toronto quartet are currently supporting their New Damage Records-released album Monsoon Season, which can be streamed in full...
Biblical streaming new LP in full, no longer playing SXSW
A few weeks back, we premiered a song by Torontonian psych rockers Biblical. Here's what we said at the time:The last half-decade or so has produced a great deal of throwback psychedelic rock and proto-metal...
A few weeks back, we premiered a song by Torontonian psych rockers Biblical. Here's what we said at the time:The last half-decade or so has produced a great deal of throwback psychedelic rock and proto-metal...
Biblical releasing debut (stream a song, “The Quiet Crooks”)
The last half-decade or so has produced a great deal of throwback psychedelic rock and proto-metal. While I'm a proponent of both, the whole fuzzy-riff/delay-everywhere approach has inevitably started to wear a little thin with the repetition...