Archive - Nov 3, 2009

There was a time when underground music wasn't dominated by skinny jeans and cardigans, when mactops weren't considered an instrument (or a member of the band for that matter) and when indie bands were cool because they made good music, not by nature of the fact that they were classified as indie. Dinosaur Jr. has been an indie staple spanning three different decades now, has weathered trend after shitty trend of underground music, and continues to kick ass. Hash Browns and I were there for their October 22nd show at the Granada Theater; check out more after the jump.

We're finally back from the Big Easy, where we spent several long days walking through a muddy City Park, witnessing a whole bunch of great music. Our minds have finally returned to the real world, but our bodies are still feeling the pain. We had a big crew working the festival this year, so we're starting to gather all of our pictures and putting down some words for posting later this week. For a fourth year in a row, Voodoo brought it hard, and we're excited to present you all of our content soon. Stay tuned!