Album Reviews
Single Reviews
Book Reviews
Live Reviews
 
Rockferry
Directions to See a Ghost
Dances of Resistance
Division
No, Virginia . . .
Narrow Stairs
Blowing Trees
3 Doors Down
Blame It on Gravity
Tug of War
Here We Go Again
Mucho
Warchild
Gavin DeGraw
Trust Me
Home Before Dark
Scream
Nouns
On My Way Here
Shine
Tijuana Sound Machine
Lovin' Life
Snacktime!
Can't Love, Can't Hurt
Nine Lives
Songs From the Sparkle Lounge
Hand Built by Robots
Third
Lyfe Change
VYP: Voice of the Young People
Mediocre
The End Begins
Album Reviews
Single Reviews
Book Reviews
Live Reviews
 
Violet Hill
In This Life
Good Time
Lay Down Your Love
On My Way Here
All Out of Love
Addicted
Do the 45
Do You Believe Me Now?
The Right Life
Gangsta Rap Made Me Do It
That Song in My Head
Anybody Out There
The Con
House of Cards
Album Reviews
Single Reviews
Book Reviews
Live Reviews
 
May 08, 2008
Atlanta (Lakewood Amphitheater)
May 06, 2008
New York (Town Hall)
April 30, 2008
New York (Bowery Ballroom)
April 27, 2008
New York (Virgin MegaStore)
April 24, 2008
April 21, 2008
Los Angeles (Nokia Theater)
April 17, 2008
New York (Webster Hall)
April 22, 2008
Brooklyn, N.Y. (Music Hall of Williamsburg)
April 05, 2008
New York (Webster Hall)
April 13, 2008
Los Angeles (Wiltern Theatre)
Album Reviews
Single Reviews
Book Reviews
Live Reviews
 
See You in Magic
THE NIGHT MARCHERS
Producer(s): John Reis
Genre: ROCK
Label: Swami/Vagrant
This new San Diego-based quartet is led by singer/guitarist John "Speedo" Reis, long a familiar figure in punk circles thanks to his work with Drive Like Jehu, Hot Snakes and Rocket From the Crypt, whose live CD/ DVD package from earlier this year closed the book on one of America's most undersung rock acts. On their debut, the Night Marchers cook at a lower temperature than did RFTC, with slower tempos and fewer punkabilly guitar freakouts; perhaps this is the sound of a black-leather lifer mellowing with age. But even if it's easy to miss the full-tilt pyrotechnics of yore, Reis' new approach allows you to appreciate his wound-tight tunecraft like never before. Dig the soul-punk shuffle of "You've Got Nerve" for proof of his continued vitality.—Mikael Wood


  Buy CD  
  Buy CD/DVD/VHS  
  Buy Ringtones  
  Digital Download  
  View the video clip  
  Listen to the Radio  
  Subscription Service