LIVE REVIEW: Governors Ball 2012, NYC
With a sea of neon shirts, jean shorts, face paint, and Ray Bans, Governors Ball 2012 was all that and a bag of kale chips.
With a sea of neon shirts, jean shorts, face paint, and Ray Bans, Governors Ball 2012 was all that and a bag of kale chips.
Pre-game for Governors Ball with our list of artists to watch.
With a steady pace, bright neon hued stage, and a packed crowd, Fun. transformed the two story Terminal 5 into an electric pulse of energy.
As a band that has never been particularly concerned with being radio friendly, Wintersleep continues to follow their instincts on Hello Hum.
The Mynabirds present a politically charged concept album, trading slow meditation for pulsing African drums and protest vocals, fueling a pioneer feminist rock.
With a focused soundscape, The Dig’s Midnight Flowers is layered with eerie post-punk riffs, strident bass lines, and meditative melodies.
An erratic drumbeat and a strident bass line elevate The Dig’s new track “Red Rose in the Cold Winter Ground.”
There’s no telling where The Magnetic North will go next, but with this album, they’ve created a stunning portrait of a place and a past far gone.