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This past weekend was the sixth year of Hopscotch, a three-day music festival in Raleigh with 120 bands you’ve never heard of, six bands you think you’ve kind of heard of, and two totally sick bands you’re absolutely in love with.
Here we are – 2015! We made it! As we move forward into the unknown of this new, exciting year, Recess sat around our crystal ball and summoned forth some predictions for what to expect in 2015. Whether the predictions have to do with the rise of television, the wealth of new movies being released, or seemingly random artist collaborations, Recess has you covered. Read on to see what our staff members think.
Kathryn Calder is a member of the band The New Pornographers, whose newest album Brill Bruisers was released this past September. The Chronicle interviewed her in anticipation for the band's upcoming performance at Cat's Cradle on Nov. 23.
Three different forces of nature from across our great nation will converge at the Pinhook on Wed., Oct. 22 to play some of the grittiest, rowdiest, most rollicking and sweetly sublime tunes a fragile mind could handle. Sam Moss from New England, the Lowest Pair from Olympia, Washington and Zeke Graves, hailing from Durham, North Carolina, will all play together in what can only be described in conglomerate as Americana. The Chronicle spoke with each artist in anticipation of their performance.
The great irony of alt-J’s new album lies in its title. While This Is All Yours succeeds on a variety of levels—it’s absolutely gorgeous, for one—it fails to do the one thing truly great music unconditionally must do: develop a strong emotional connection with the listener.
OK Go is an alternative band based in Los Angeles known for their popular music and creative, viral music videos. The Chronicle chatted with Tim Nordwind, bassist and vocalist of OK Go, in anticipation of their concert at Cat's Cradle on Sept. 25, 2014.
Real Estate is an American independent rock band from New Jersey. Their 2014 album "Atlas" has received widespread acclaim, including being named one of The 100 Best Albums of the Decade so far. Reporter Josh Polikov chatted with the band recently in anticipation of their concert at Cat's Cradle on Friday, Sep. 19.
We arrive at the first concert of the day after navigating the labyrinth that is the Raleigh Convention and getting caught up in playing with a display of Moog synthesizers. I have tied my press pass too tightly around my wrist, but not even this setback can dampen my enthusiasm for tonight’s lineup. City Plaza is mildly busy. People are taking this time to go get dinner at one of the multitude of glass restaurant kiosks. We do the same, and we sit down to watch Lonnie Walker with our salads.
White Lung is a punk rock band from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. In advance of their performance at this weekend's Hopscotch Music Festival in Raleigh, Josh Polikov called up frontwoman Mish Way for a talk about the festival, gender studies, blues, and more!
