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Shows: Ceremony's Homesick Festival (2 CA dates)
News — November 21, 2021
Curated by Anthony Anzaldo of Ceremony, Homesick Festival 4 has set dates for January 28 in Pomona, Ca and Jan. 29 in Berkeley, CA, in early 2022. With each date headlined by Ceremony, other performing artists include Mannequin Pussy, Special Interest, Death Bells, Spelling, and more. It marks the …
Shows: 25+ artists at Belltown Bloom 2023
News — January 22, 2023
Annual Seattle music festival Belltown Bloom has announced a packed lineup for its return on May5-6 at The Crocodile. 2023 headliners include L7, Pussy Riot, Thunderpussy, Zella Day, Skating Polly, La Fonda, and more. Now in its third year, the 2-day festival includes 25+ femme bands and artists. The …
Shows: The lineup for Pitchfork Music Festival 2024
News — March 14, 2024
Taking place this July 19-21 at Union Park, the annual Pitchfork Music Festival Returns with a mix of styles and musicians, old and new. Notable acts for the SPB crowd include Jeff Rosenstock, Unwound, Bratmobile, Mannequin Pussy, De La Soul, Grandmaster Flash, and more. The full lineup, day by …
Pussy Cactus – HE'S FAST
Review — September 29, 2014
Connecticut musician Pussy Cactus is more than just another quirky and boisterous noise pop girl. With her new five-track EP entitled He’s Fast, Pussy Cactus shows that she can lyrically be very wise and philosophical.On her glum “I Call My Dick Cheney,” Cactus preaches to the human race …
Mannequin Pussy – Gypsy Pervert
Review — December 1, 2014
It’s kind of remarkable how vaguely similar the debut album by Philadelphia’s Mannequin Pussy is to that of another of 2014’s breakout artists, Perfect Pussy. Both these similarly-named, female-fronted bands utilize rough sound production to create a listening experience that’s raw, ragged, and jarring, but while Perfect Pussy’s …
Mannequin Pussy – I Got Heaven
Review — July 19, 2024
One of the rare instances of a band getting more raucous with time (and success), Mannequin Pussy’s third studio album I Got Heaven sets the mood with heavy drums and cutting vocals. While the sound doesn’t swing in as hard, or as messy, as previous albums, the band hits their …
Autolux – Future Perfect
Review — June 1, 2005
Are My Bloody Valentine, Sonic Youth, and perhaps Fugazi cool with you? Do you have an incurable fondness for spacey, fuzzed-out guitar rock? Do you suffer from chronic jock itch or something equally unpleasant? If so, you should indubitably investigate Autolux's Future Perfect pronto. There's no denying that the album …
Cave In – Perfect Pitch Black
Review — September 25, 2005
About a year and a half about I was fortunate enough to catch a Cave In performance at which they debuted a handful of new songs, many of which made their way onto this release. When they played these new songs, they were sprinkled about a set-list of recent songs …
Mike Patton – A Perfect Place
Review — April 23, 2008
It's been no secret that for quite some time now, Mike Patton has wanted to broaden his ever-widening horizons into the world of film scoring. Now, with Ipecac's 100th release, we now have the first film score composed by Mike Patton, and it's a doozy. A Perfect Place is a …
Gateway District – Perfect's Gonna Fail
Review — December 26, 2011
The Gateway District’s debut, Some Days You Get the Thunder hooked me immediately yet, to this day, I can’t single out a standout track or identify just what about it grabs me. I just like the record. The whole thing, not an iTunes cut here and there, as is wont …
Kodaline – In A Perfect World
Review — October 21, 2013
Mohill is a rural Irish village in county Leitrim, it's nice, quaint and generally doesn't divide opinion. To use an Irishism: sure it's grand. It's also where the majority of the songs on Kodaline's debut album In A Perfect World were written. In effect what Kodaline have done is written …
