Title Tracks Live At WAMU
The idea for a Title Tracks session at WAMU 88.5 hatched way back in August of 2015, when the D.C….
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Thaylobleu Live At WAMU
Terence Nicholson says that when people think “D.C. rock,” they probably think of punk from the ’80s and ’90s — Minor Threat,…
More Humans Live At WAMU 88.5
More Humans isn’t the most visible or prolific band in D.C.’s indie-rock community, but when they pop up on the…
Laney Jones And The Spirits Live At The Wilderness Bureau
For years, Americana performer Laney Jones toiled away in rural Florida clubs before she made the leap to a larger…
Mount Moriah Live At The Wilderness Bureau
On the heels of the Americana band’s third album, How to Dance, North Carolina’s Mount Moriah swung through the Wilderness Bureau…
Sun Club Live At The Wilderness Bureau
Sun Club has described itself as “a group of buddies playing happy music,” and that youthful energy was on full display…
Watch: Two Inch Astronaut Detonates At WAMU 88.5
Warning: The above video contains explicit language. With a history of anxious, acrobatic rock music (see: Dismemberment Plan), the D.C….
Bayonne Live At The Wilderness Bureau
Austin-based minimalist electronic composer Roger Sellers, aka Bayonne, has drawn comparisons to pop experimentalists Panda Bear, Atlas Sound and Caribou….
Possessed By Paul James Live At WAMU
Konward Wert could have been a preacher. His father had been a pastor, the musician said in a 2011 interview….
Mellow Diamond Live At The Wilderness Bureau
For years, Janel Leppin has been a fixture on D.C.’s experimental and avant-garde music scenes. As a composer, cellist and vocalist, Leppin’s work…
Sianna Plavin Live At The Wilderness Bureau
Warning: The above video contains explicit language. Hailing from Providence, Rhode Island, Sianna Plavin recently stopped by Bandwidth’s Wilderness Bureau…
Video: Death Has Been Called The First Punk Band. Now They’re In The Smithsonian.
In the early 1970s, years before punk rock exploded in the U.S., three brothers from Detroit started a band called Death. David…
Cold Beat Live At WAMU
Hannah Lew is already a familiar name on the indie-pop scene: The San Francisco native used to play bass in…
Young Fathers Live At The Wilderness Bureau
During a typical live performance, Edinburgh’s Young Fathers build a layered wall of voice and sound. But with most of…
Feedel Band Burrows Deep Into A Groove At WAMU
Update, June 3: Feedel Band is also scheduled to play D.C.’s Our City Festival on June 5. Original post: The…
Diet Cig And Earl Boykins Live At WAMU
Coming out of the fertile college scene in New Paltz, New York, punk-pop bands Diet Cig and Earl Boykins sound…
Jimmy Whispers Live At The Wilderness Bureau
The last time I caught up with James Cicero, he was fronting the Carpark Records-endorsed indie-pop band Light Pollution. Several…
Kevin Morby Live At The Wilderness Bureau
Back in October 2014, Kevin Morby released his second solo album, Still Life. Its title seemed steeped in irony, as the…
Avers Live At WAMU
Richmond psych-rock quintet Avers has been called a supergroup, made up of players from folk-pop heavies The Head and the…
Hiss Golden Messenger Live At WAMU
If you paid attention to San Francisco’s indie-rock scene in the early 2000s, you probably know The Court and Spark,…