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Tuesday, 2 June 2015
Live review: Follakzoid played Rough Trade
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Originally posted on Free Williamsburg HERE . Chilean psych heavyweights Föllakzoid played my favourite show of the year at Rough Tra...
Live review: Kaki King played Rough Trade
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Originally posted on Free Williamsburg HERE . Kaki King performed The Neck is a Bridge to the Body at Rough Trade last Thursday; it ...
Live review: Courtney Barnett played Bowery Ballroom
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Originally posted on Free Williamsburg HERE . It's probably fair to say that Courtney Barnett was the hottest ticket in town th...
Friday, 22 May 2015
Live review: Mac McCaughan played Baby's All Right
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Originally posted on Free Williamsburg HERE . While Mac McCaughan 's debut album is called, Non-Believers, he made the stage a...
Live review: Mikal Cronin played Bowery Ballroom
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Originally posted on Free Williamsburg HERE . Mikal Cronin celebrated the release of his third solo record with a packed Bowery Ballr...
Sunday, 3 May 2015
Live Review: The Mountain Goats played Webster Hall
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Originally on FreeWilliamsburg HERE . The Mountain Goats had to scale heady heights to battle the noise coming from another show down...
Live review: Deerhoof played Webster Hall Marlin Room
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Originally on FreeWilliamsburg HERE . Deerhoof brought their current tour to a close with a career-spanning party at the Marlin room...
Live review: Swervedriver played Music Hall of Williamsburg
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Originally on FreeWilliamsburg HERE . One of Oxford's finest show that reunions are not just for cashcows going through the motio...
Live review: Max Richter played Le Poisson Rouge
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Originally on FreeWilliamsburg HERE . Max Richter brought his Infra work from 2010 to life for an evening that was at times exhilar...
Live Review: A Winged Victory for the Sullen played Le Poisson Rouge
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Original post on FreeWilliamsburg HERE . A Winged Victory for the Sullen showed that you can serve up maximum intensity with minimal...
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