The Lindsey Buckingham Appreciation Society: (clockwise from top left) Dave Wayne Daniels (bassist/vocalist for The Capitol Years), Eliza Hardy Jones (vocalist/keyboardist for Buried Beds), Patrick Berkery (drummer for Danielson, Pernice Brothers, Bigger

Naming your band after a character from a 1935 B movie suggests a certain willingness to borrow from yesteryear. The Jane Bradfords indubitably bow to the past, but their sound owes more to recent touchpoints, most notably American alt.rockers The Nation

The Lindsay Buckingham Appreciation Society is a Philadelphia-based collective of musicians who obviously hold a deep connection to Fleetwood Mac and the glory of their late-’70s/early-’80s glam pop. On Friday, a group of six folks from a smattering of d

This weekend brings an encore performance at Johnny Brenda’s by : a group of musicians and Fleetwood Mac aficionados from the Philadelphia region formed two years ago to play Tusk in its entirety. This time out, the group is tackling Mirage, the Mac’s mi

Kisses is the disco-ish side-project of Los Angeles's Jesse Kivel, who normally fronts the indie-pop outfit Princeton with his twin brother Matt. On the debut Princeton LP, The Heart of the Nightlife, Kivel sets sad indie songs to glitzy '70s-disco synth

With the GOP’s impending Florida primary dominating national discourse this week, California outfit Princeton come through with a finely cut indie-pop nugget well timed to ride some sweet politico SEO coattails. The title is pure synchronous coincidence,