Although we’ll be providing a more thorough review post-festival, tune in at the end of every day for our P4k High Notes feature to get a rundown of what we’re loving at the festival! Hear! Hear! (Our favorite sets of the day) In possibly the biggest draw Union Park has seen in awhile, James Murphy […]
Did you miss us? Andrew and Kara are back with your last round of Pre4k coverage – this time in podcast format! We started our festival experience off last night at the Charles Bradley show at the Chicago House of Vans, courtesy of Grandstand HQ, and decided to give you all some audio treats before […]
Set Time: Catch LCD Soundsystem at 8:10pm on Friday, performing on the Green Stage Intro Tracks: Dance Yrself Clean, North American Scum, All My Friends Why You Should Be There: C’mon, really? This is a no brainer for most music enthusiasts. The crafted cynicism of one James Murphy, front-old man of the beloved NYC outfit, is finally […]
WRBB is happy to announce that we will be attending this year’s Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago, IL! Started in 2006, the Union Park grounds have been the meeting place of eclectic taste for over 10 years now, as Pitchfork finds a way to combine the showcase-like nature of Austin’s SXSW with the atmosphere of a […]
WRBB caught up with Greta Kline and co. of Frankie Cosmos to talk about the success of their latest release, touring goals, and t-shirt ideas. Next Thing is out now via Bayonet. First of all, you guys did an interview with WRBB a couple months ago…I came to the show and talked to you about it—so thanks […]
Frankie Cosmos November 12th, 2016 at Middle East Downstairs By: Andrew Goldberg Frankie Cosmos and Co. rock Cambridge on home stretch of tour. Indie DIY star Frankie Cosmos, known to friends as Greta Kline, probably never dreamt of selling out shows when she launched her Bandcamp project in 2009. After her first major release, Zentropy, […]
Back from the dead winter of Eau Claire, WI comes Justin Vernon’s most realized work to date as Bon Iver explores a dense and intricate soundscape on his first release in 5 years. Criticism within the music industry is an inherent part of its existence – publications like Pitchfork and Stereogum have amplified the need […]
In the first Green Line Records sponsored show of the year, Afterhours exploded with the sounds of some of best up-and-coming rockers on the scene currently. The venue, as intimate and lo-fi as ever, gave way to an incredibly vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, as many concert-goers were excited just to be hearing music out of […]
