‘Dating’ In D.C. — For The Band Stronger Sex, It Makes For A Good Song, At Least
Johnny Fantastic is bored with dating. “Dating/In this city of ours/Oh what a waste of time/Oh it’s the blind leading…
MacKenzie Reagan
MacKenzie Reagan is a freelance writer and D.C.-area native. She's written about music, culture and radioactive buildings. She's 5 feet and 3 inches, thanks for asking.
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D.C.’s Bumper Jacksons, Looking For ‘Seamlessness’ Across Decades Of American Sounds
Any band that plays old-timey sounds — blues, country, Western swing, jug-band, Dixieland, bluegrass, Cajun, and so on — has…
15 Recent D.C. Records You Don’t Want To Miss
We’ve never claimed to be all-knowing here at Bandwidth, so forgive us if we occasionally overlook a noteworthy record or…
Cosmic Unease And Strange Sensations From Maryland’s BADTHRVW
Have you ever had the sinking suspicion that perhaps we’re living in a computer simulation? That’s exactly the kind of unnerving existential reckoning Bethesda’s BADTHRVW (pronounced “bad throw”) is trying to induce.
D.C.’s Color Palette Bears A Darkened Heart On ’80s-Indebted Album
It’s easy to compare Color Palette to bands like the Cure and the Smiths, and many listeners already have. The…