Track Work: The Walking Sticks, ‘Bang’
In terms of lineup, The Walking Sticks are D.C.’s Blonde Redhead: They’ve got two identical twin brothers and a lady….
In terms of lineup, The Walking Sticks are D.C.’s Blonde Redhead: They’ve got two identical twin brothers and a lady….
By the 1960s, the D.C. region could have been called a soul music capital: Out of it came Marvin Gaye,…
On a narrow road off Rhode Island Avenue in Hyattsville, Maryland, a plain, squat building sits nestled in a grubby…
Before last year, keyboardist Hailu Mergia may have more closely identified as a cab driver than the ex-leader of one…
This summer, young Chicago garage punks Twin Peaks visited Bandwidth’s Wilderness Bureau while on tour for the band’s latest album,…
Sept. 17: This post has been updated to include feedback from the music video’s director. It’s been more than two…
Devin Ocampo has a name for the speedy, rip-roaring songs he likes the most. “I’ve always called these types of…
For a couple of years in the late ’80s, Soulside (or Soul Side) was as prominent and as influential as…
Last night brought another sold-out show for D.C. punk band Priests, who headlined the Black Cat Backstage after sets from…
Rock outfit Art Sorority For Girls is responsible for one of the catchiest songs I’ve heard from a D.C. artist…
Coming up in the era of slacker rock, Jenny Toomey may have seemed like an outlier: The native of Chevy…
In the second of three sold-out shows at D.C.’s historic Lincoln Theatre, indie-rock idols Spoon played to a crowd last…
After a few years in D.C. house trio Volta Bureau, Miguel Lacsamana and his bandmates decided it was time to…
Five years after the D.C.-rooted hip-hop trio unveiled its acclaimed full-length debut, Diamond District is gearing up to drop its followup…
Scenes from Saturday’s show at Rock & Roll Hotel with Syracuse punk band Perfect Pussy, U.K. angry-poppers Joanna Gruesome, and Massachusetts…
In a time when plenty of R&B artists could be confused for rappers who happen to carry a tune well,…
During last night’s three-band bill on Black Cat Backstage, each performance roared with more volume and fury than the last….
Breakups suck, but every once in a while, they can become catalysts of clarity and self-discovery. Take the case of…
Back in April, we ran a critic’s guide to the 30-year-old Silver Spring institution Cuneiform Records, one of the D.C….
Back in March, WTJU veteran Aaron Margosis borrowed a WAMU studio to interview Mayor of D.C. Punk Ian MacKaye. Their…