Mesmerizing marimba
The Zimbabwean Music Festival will come to the Inland Northwest for the first time in 21 years this August and give people around the Palouse a chance to dance to […]
Tag: music
True colors
Anthony Saia | rawr reviews The band Baroness does not seem to repeat themselves—ever. It seems the Georgia based quartet is a bit shifty that way. The band is notorious […]
C’est très magnifique
Anthony Saia | rawr reviews French metal band Gojira has such an extensive pedigree that they’ve had a superlative formulated especially for them. In some circles, exceptional events are sometimes […]
Making music
The Moscow Arts Department Entertainment in the Park series will end Thursday after a performance from the Moscow Arts Commission (MAC) band.
The Fenix Rizes
Anthony Saia | rawr reviews “Rize of the Fenix” is the first studio album from comedy-rock band Tenacious D in more than five years. Their last release, Pick of Destiny […]
Best Coast is banal at best
Anthony Saia | rawr reviews Pain, loss and yearning have been at the root of a lot of great pop singles. Crazy For You, the first full-length record by Bethany […]
Flip flops and fist pumps
Chris Clark a University of Idaho audio engineering student said the best part of music festivals is the volume of artists at a single venue. “I get to see 15 […]
Musical hole in the wall
Brandon Rowley and Zachary Johnson stored large collections of records in their personal living spaces until they decided to expand their collections and share them with the Moscow community.
Reed Turner’s EP “Side One: See How Far I Get”
Matt Maw | rawr reviews I don’t listen to folk music, but Reed Turner’s Side One: See How Far I Get makes me want to travel country back-roads with nothing […]
Retro reviews
Music – A wise man from a few decades ago said, “we can dance if we want to.” I embrace that maxim and admit my affection for *NSYNC’s album “No […]