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In the opening track of Wye Oak’s latest album, Shriek, singer Jenn Wasner finds herself waking up disoriented on a floor as she uses the celestial synths to search for her lost memories. “Before” is the foreground for the moments that seamlessly follow, introducing an album that is a search for a peace of mind through sonic exploration and personal vindication.
With graduation fast approaching, some seniors might be struggling to figure out what to do afterward. Imagine receiving your degree and immediately leaving to go on tour with your band.
The Art of Cool Festival, an inaugural event in Durham, is bringing performances from local jazz combos, student musicians and internationally renowned jazz artists to the Triangle this weekend.
Steve Gunn is a dynamic guitarist based in Brooklyn, New York. A wizard at the instrument in his own right, Gunn has also worked with the likes of Kurt Vile, Hiss Golden Messenger and Cian Nugent . Gunn talked with Diversions editor Allison Hussey about the breadth of his work and his North Carolina connections.
Protomartyr is a punk rock band based in Detroit. The band’s new album, Under Color of Official Right , was released earlier this month and the band will play at Slim’s in Raleigh tonight with Spray Paint and Whatever Brains.
A world-famous band might have drawn most of the crowd to University United Methodist Church on Tuesday night, but the applause reached a peak at the conclusion of one 9-year-old’s performance of “Let It Go” from the Disney movie, “ Frozen.”
Classical music changes its tune in the UNC Department of Music’s electro-acoustic music concert, where modern technology meets traditional sound.
This gender-bending night of music and entertainment isn’t at all like your grandma’s typical theater show.
Wood ear is a term that refers to two edible fungi used in Chinese cuisine. Wood Ear is also a Durham rock band that is about to release Electric Alone , its third release in eight years. The band, led by Nate Tarr’s songwriting, is defined by dark undertones and distorted folk rock. The four track EP keeps this Southern sound while pushing into new grounds founded on a punk core.
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart is back — poppier and catchier than ever with the release of its third record Days of Abandon. A three-year absence has been beneficial for the group, the upbeat instrumentation and falsetto melodies combining for arguably its best album yet.
Here and Nowhere Else is the definition of garage punk rock. Cloud Nothings, known for its fuzzy, screeching guitars and loud, fast vocals continue that trend here. It is an album that sticks to the basics, one or two guitars, a bass and drums with vocals, yet is still rich and tires out the listener with its rapid pace.
Hammer No More the Fingers is a three-piece staple in the local music scene. Bassist Duncan Webster talked with staff writer Marcela Guimaraes about the Triangle’s influence over the years and his advice to up-and-coming bands.
Record collectors around the world will rejoice as they prepare to line up outside independent record stores this Saturday, hoping to get their hands on copies of exclusive vinyl releases.
Ex-Cult performs live at the 2014 Phuzz Phest in Winston-Salem.
White Fence performs live at the 2014 Phuzz Phest in Winston-Salem.
White Fence performs live at the 2014 Phuzz Phest in Winston-Salem.
White Fence performs live at the 2014 Phuzz Phest in Winston-Salem.
Must Be The Holy Ghost performs live at the 2014 Phuzz Phest in Winston-Salem.
Ex-Cult performs live at the 2014 Phuzz Phest in Winston-Salem.
Loamlands performs live at the 2014 Phuzz Phest in Winston-Salem.
