Monthly Archives: March 2009

It’s not 80 degrees in Boston?

After a day of much needed r&r, I’m back in Boston.  I’ve never heard such a collective groan as I heard on the plane out of Dallas when the pilot announced that the temperature in Boston was 29 degrees… Anyway,  Berklee’s SXSW party was a huge success! 

So I finally saw the Mae Shi

Sorry to give away the punch line in the post subject. Well, first I missed them Friday; the rollerskating show didn’t list set times, and my previous engagement ran an hour late (sense a theme?). Instead I saw the raucous, rollicking Athens dec-tet Dark Meat and got covered in confetti.

Party, panels, and more

Finally, some downtime.  I just got back from my last day of panels and parties, and am trying to get some packing done before I head out again for the night.   Here’s a brief  recap of the last day and a half.

Berklee SXSW Party

Hey Everyone, It’s Brian from the office of Alumni Affairs. We had an absolutely incredible party today at SXSW! We jammed 9 great bands into 4 and 1/2 hours of stage time and they all managed to bring down the house. From the funky, reggae infused tunes of Ma’ayan Castel, to the subtle melodies of [...]

Akron/Family Chills Out

Crossed one alumnus band off my list the first day: Akron/Family. Wasn’t sure what to expect. The band’s in the Devendra Banhart psych-folk community but new album Set ‘Em Wild, Set ‘Em Free moves away from that a bit: tighter, more rock, less folk.

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