alternative rock

Here’s a playlist for when all you want is a rainy day in New York, but the closest you can get is an Angelino film major who once served cold coffee to Woody Allen. No milk, no sugar.

The alternative ‘90s icon Garbage was anything but at the Fox Theater last week. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of its sophomore album, Version 2.0, the Scottish-American band showed that powerhouse female rockers are still around and don’t plan on leaving anytime soon.

On Saturday night, you may have entered the Fillmore thinking it was 2018 — but with the neon pink chandeliers, smells of cigarettes and Houndmouth’s performance, it felt like you had time traveled to the late ‘70s.

Bell House is the second LP from Kansas City indie pop band Shy Boys, a band self-described as two brothers and three best friends.

The quintet showed no hesitation in scrapping the recorded versions of its tracks in favor of vast improvisations that turned the originals on their heads.