Picture Book: Faun and a Pan Flute @ The EARL, January 24, 2013
Photos by Ken Lackner.
Photos by Ken Lackner.
Photos by Ken Lackner.
Photos by Ken Lackner.
Photos by Ken Lackner. Full Gallery after the jump…
By Jhoni Jackson Six years is a long time in the blogosphere. But that’s about how long Ohmpark, the independent music blog that champions locally-bred bands, has survived. Founder Davy Minor runs the outlet by a rigid credo, which is arguably its key to success: Can he “honestly recommend and endorse every single musician” on […]
By Jhoni Jackson The now-defunct (or at least on a long hiatus) troupe the Back Pockets often divided music fans into two sides: Those who appreciated the band’s live theatrics, and those who thought the shenanigans were a distraction from the weirdo folk-rock tunes. Now you can have both. There’s no need to choose. You […]
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