Archive for Kegan Zema
If you went to last year’s KahBang music, art and film festival — or you heard about how fun it was from your friends — you’ve probably spent the past few months wondering who is playing in …
When one of the people I looked up to the most passed away just over two years ago, the headline for his obituary in this newspaper was simple: “The kid lived for music” — a quote …
Death is a tough subject — apparently it’s not one complicated enough to stop one student from writing and producing her own play on the topic.
“She Looks Good in Black,” which opens tonight in the Black …
It’s uncommon that three Maine bands will release material within two weeks of each other — it’s even more rare that all three EPs are spectacular in their own distinct way.
Portlanders Foam Castles and The Milkman’s …
The now-internationally celebrated Record Store Day was started by none other than Bull Moose Music employee Chris Brown — naturally they’re going to do things right.
On Saturday, independently-owned record stores across the globe will be selling …
It’s that split second before we hit the “share” button that we become the most self-conscious. Who isn’t guilty of asking that one simple question before posting something: “What is everyone going to think?”
The hundreds of …
The best thing about a Girl Talk concert is that it’s not about Greg Gillis, the wild-haired dance commander striking his best crucifixion pose atop a table piled with gear.
The real star of every show is …
CD Review – The Nebs – “After All”
Turn the car radio to your favorite classic rock station and you know what you’re going to get: Eddie Van Halen solos, Journey sing-alongs and that Tom Petty tune …
The best thing about a Girl Talk concert is that it’s not about Greg Gillis, the wild-haired dance commander striking his best crucifixion pose atop a table piled with gear.
The real star of every show is …
It’s clear the 2000s are over — especially considering all the retirements and half-assed resurrections from the biggest names of the last decade.
But I feel like the 2010s haven’t started yet. By now, we are almost …
