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…
The last time I caught up with James Cicero, he was fronting the Carpark Records-endorsed indie-pop band Light Pollution. Several…
Last month Bandwidth premiered “More,” a full-force single from D.C. fuzz-rock trio Polyon — and today the band tops it…
Performed softly in the light of day, the duo’s year-old material feels fresh and lovable when performed outside of a dark, loud club setting.
Back in October 2014, Kevin Morby released his second solo album, Still Life. Its title seemed steeped in irony, as the…
The synth-pop band, led by George Lewis Jr., performs a haunting track from its grandiose new album.
Richmond psych-rock quintet Avers has been called a supergroup, made up of players from folk-pop heavies The Head and the…
Watch the Nashville rock band — four guitarists strong — launch “Spooners” into the Pickathon crowd.
This month, thousands of bands, industry execs and people with the word “guru” in their Twitter bios are descending upon…
Warning: Explicit lyrics. Religious roots on display, Chaz French takes viewers to church in his new Martin Amini-directed video for…
At the top of 2014, multitalented hip-hop artist Kokayi turned in what I considered the best local submission to NPR’s…
The singer beat out nearly 7,000 other submissions to win NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Concert Contest. See why in this passionate three-song set.
The Wisconsin band performs three of its warm, accessible songs in the NPR Music offices.
This video contains adult imagery and explicit lyrics. In the last video from Virginia crooner Visto, he took to the…
Watch the North London four-piece showcase their tougher, grittier rock sound.
The Tiny Desk becomes a DJ booth for an office space dance party. See Deacon perform three songs from his new album for an assortment of joyfully writhing public media personnel.
Watch the folk-rock singer-songwriter as he passionately performs the title song from his new album.
If you paid attention to San Francisco’s indie-rock scene in the early 2000s, you probably know The Court and Spark,…
How do you handle a breakup? Get a new haircut? How about a tattoo? Get sloshed? Kill a man? All are on the table as Jessica Boudreaux drinks and fights her way through the night in “Something New.”
The captivating singer performs a plaintive blues-folk lament in the woods at Pickathon.
I’m using both the terms “D.C.” and “bands” loosely when I say that 130 D.C. bands submitted videos to NPR’s…