In this first of a series in which we’ll be discussing bands from outside the regular US/England (more specifically, London)

Sure, we’ve already counted down our top 25 albums of 2014. But, we figured, why let the studio jockeys have

Let’s start with our annual caveat: lists are inherently subjective and should not be taken too seriously. (It’s not like

If one polled The Editors (and for that matter, the contributors) of Weeping Elvis, it seems a safe bet that

  It’s getting end-of-autumn melancholy on the East Coast, and LA suffered a bout of grey-ness yesterday. Which, makes this

Say what you will about Red Bull — they’ve curated a heckuva month of music in Los Angeles (a music

You’re getting away with something when you see a band in a venue they’ve largely outgrown. You’re stepping back in

You just never know, until you know. Toronto-based band, The Rural Alberta Advantage, is not incredibly well-known in the States,

(This review combines photos of a Washington, DC show with narrative describing her Los Angeles show). A hipster heavy crowd

There’s no shortage of synthpop bands in Brooklyn, many of which are innately unimaginative in both their music and monikers