The Wallflowers

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Stop and Smell the Marketing

Modern marketing at a party for the Wallflowers, where Jakob Dylan proves he's a nice guy

Vegging Out

Shopping for nightshades

SSRI-ay Cap'n

Depression is all around us, but here's some upcoming shows that won't bring you down

Hear This

Ellen Fullman plays her homemade and very weird "Long String Instrument"; film composer Michael Penn shows his pop side at Café Du Nord

Letters to the Editor

Week of Wednesday, June 23, 2004

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Week of Wednesday, June 23, 2004

And Now We Dance

A 10-day spree of performances, parties, open studios, and classes

Letters

A 10-day spree of performances, parties, open studios, and classes

Oh, Silver Deities!

Jewel's poetry smacks into a screen door like, uh, a moth

Reviews

Jewel's poetry smacks into a screen door like, uh, a moth

Words + Guitar (+ Beats + Skronk)

What mattered and what splattered in pop, 1997

Night+Day

What mattered and what splattered in pop, 1997

The House of Tudor

What mattered and what splattered in pop, 1997

Noise Pop: Film School Makes Itself Known at Cafe du Nord

Apex Manor​Film School Apex Manor Gregory and the Hawk Melted Toys @ Cafe du Nord Thursday, February 24, 2011 Better than: A rainy night at the beach. I tumbled down the stairs to Cafe du Nord last night to find the stage being cleared, rather unceremoniously, of various music-making devices. I ... More >>

Learning to Deal With the Great Music Deluge

Are we suffocating from too much music?​ Two years ago, Broken Social Scene's Charles Spearin released The Happiness Project, an experimental album that brought together concepts associated with field recordings, sociology, jazz, and phonetics. If you think that sounds pretentious, you're righ ... More >>