Nick Williams

Live ReviewsLIVE REVIEW: Governors Ball 2012, NYC
June 29. 2012 | By Nick Williams

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.

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NewsPREVIEW: Governors Ball 2012
June 21. 2012 | By Nick Williams

PREVIEW: Governors Ball 2012

Pre-game for Governors Ball with our list of artists to watch.

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Live ReviewsLIVE REVIEW: Fun. + Now, Now @ Terminal 5, NYC 6/16/12
June 18. 2012 | By Nick Williams

LIVE REVIEW: Fun. + Now, Now @ Terminal 5, NYC 6/16/12

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.

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Album ReviewsALBUM REVIEW: “Hello Hum” by Wintersleep
June 11. 2012 | By Nick Williams

ALBUM REVIEW: “Hello Hum” by Wintersleep

As a band that has never been particularly concerned with being radio friendly, Wintersleep continues to follow their instincts on Hello Hum.

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Album Reviews“Generals” by The Mynabirds
June 04. 2012 | By Nick Williams

“Generals” by The Mynabirds

The Mynabirds present a politically charged concept album, trading slow meditation for pulsing African drums and protest vocals, fueling a pioneer feminist rock.

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Album ReviewsALBUM REVIEW: “Midnight Flowers” by The Dig
May 29. 2012 | By Nick Williams

ALBUM REVIEW: “Midnight Flowers” by The Dig

With a focused soundscape, The Dig’s Midnight Flowers is layered with eerie post-punk riffs, strident bass lines, and meditative melodies.

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DiscoveryHEAR THIS: The Dig
May 10. 2012 | By Nick Williams

HEAR THIS: The Dig

An erratic drumbeat and a strident bass line elevate The Dig’s new track “Red Rose in the Cold Winter Ground.”

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Album ReviewsALBUM REVIEW: “Orkney: Symphony of The Magnetic North” by The Magnetic North
May 07. 2012 | By Nick Williams

ALBUM REVIEW: “Orkney: Symphony of The Magnetic North” by The Magnetic North

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.

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