Passion Pit Represents for the Massholes at Bowery Ballroom
The last time we saw a Boston band play must’ve been ten years ago.
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The last time we saw a Boston band play must’ve been ten years ago.
Call us cheesy if you must, but Friday's show could only be described as a "moment."
It culminated with the most remarkable karaoke this side of the Japanese islands.
If we were running either MTV or the CW, we'd drop everything and start figuring out how to turn these girls into Stateside stars.
“Is this New Jersey? Then we can’t go home until we've played this one!”
Last night it almost seemed like Case was angling for a shock-jock gig.
Karen O appeared in an outsize sort of kimono, stroking the mike like Tina Turner, before stripping down to a tiny dress.
Like when it was normal to be served a free, exotic cocktail from a bar carved out of ice.
Song-by-song ratings of performances by everyone from the Moldy Peaches' Kimya Dawson to Darius Rucker, a.k.a. Hootie.
Sylvie Lewis came onstage for some duets, but sensing the fandom in the room, she opted at times to simply remain silent.
Guitarist Young spent five minutes standing alone on top of a platform built over the drum set, hammering away with such speed and volume that his playing was essentially incomprehensible to mortal ears.
The chanteuse broke from her role as jazz-folk ingénue only once, to rib the crowd.
By age 18, Tyner was touring coast to coast in John Coltrane's station wagon.
It was the type of indie-rock grab bag where headliners Vivian Girls have, relatively speaking, something like star power.
Jay Reatard betrayed no hint of CMJ fatigue, giving his typical tornado of a performance.
A George Michael–esque ass wiggle was the closest thing to banter that the Dears front man Murray Lightburn indulged in at last night's show.
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