Inbox: All that’s old is new again
Time for the second (third? maybe? I can’t count.) installment of “Inbox.” Where I bring you new music and fun things that people send me in press releases but we don’t have time to do…
Category Archives: Music Review
Inbox: Say hello to some new music
I really enjoy being the entertainment editor of a small, local newspaper. I get to fangirl out about local bands I’ve known and loved for years and occasionally even get in to shows for free…
Night Out: The Builders and The Butchers Pt. 2
Last week we shared some photos from the Friday night Builders and Butchers show at the Taproot. Today we have images from the Saturday night show, shot by Kerry Tasker. Openers SJ + Drums and Stubby’s…
Night Out: The Builders and The Butchers 2.8.13
The Taproot Cafe hosted two nights of super rocking, really intimate The Builders and The Butchers shows. Friday night Hawkins Wright and the Super Saturated Sugar Strings opened for them to a full but not…
It Shook It Shakes
It’s no secret that I’m a big fan of local duo SJ + Drums. So I was quite pleased when they decided to share a brand new track with me and our readers ahead of…
What we missed
The Anchorage Press is lucky to have two incredibly talented photographers that love to go to rock shows and contribute to our pages. In January they took photos of some of Anchorage’s best concerts. Unfortunately…
Listen to this: the blog edition
By Daniella Cortez In this week’s print issue we ran an article reviewing five local acts that put out albums in 2012. They were chosen on completely personally subjective grounds for being stand out in…
Night Out: The Hoons, Turquoise Boy and Kill Tango
By Joel Adams So Saturday night I had several choices on where to go and what to do. It was the day after the apocalypse, which is something that doesn’t happen all that often, and there was…
Night Out: Post Apocalyptic Dance Party
By Daniella Cortez Last Saturday night we partied in the name of survival. The world did not collapse in on itself due to the Mayan calendar ending. (Surprise!) We all woke up Saturday morning in…
Song of the winter
By Scott Christiansen I generally don’t admit this, but I miss the Top 40 radio of the ‘70s, and the weird togetherness listeners felt if a song topped the charts, and hung for a few…