Posts Tagged ‘Staff Picks’
ROUNDUP: What Five Bands Should Be Bigger Than They Are (Part Five)
< PART ONE (MONDAY) || PART TWO (TUESDAY) || PART THREE (WEDNESDAY) || PART FOUR (THURSDAY) > Today marks the final day of this week's five-part feature, a project that has produced an interesting and broad-spanning array of passionate responses from contributors and friends of the site. Each day, we've asked... more
ROUNDUP: What Five Bands Should Be Bigger Than They Are? (Part Four)
< PART ONE (MONDAY) || PART TWO (TUESDAY) || PART THREE (WEDNESDAY) > Today marks the fourth day of this week's What Five Bands Should Be Bigger Than They Are feature in response to the chatter-inducing All Songs Considered article that surfaced last week. We keep asking the same question and,... more
ROUNDUP: What Five Bands Should Be Bigger Than They Are (Part Three)
PART ONE (MONDAY) || PART TWO (TUESDAY) > For Day Three of this week's What Five Bands Should Be Bigger Than They Are feature in response to NPR's All Songs Considered buzz-generating article, we're featuring three different responses (Monday and Tuesday were two). People are champing at the bit to voice... more
ROUNDUP: What Five Bands Should Be Bigger Than They Are (Part Two)
PART ONE (MONDAY) Yesterday, we kicked off a five-day feature in response to the NPR Music What Bands Should be Bigger Than They Are article, with ten different acts (including BATTLES, Anders Osborne and Garage Trois among others) selected by two LMB editors. Today, there are nine different responses because notably,... more
ROUNDUP: What Five Bands Should Be Bigger Than They Are (Part One)
NPR Music posed a great question last week when they asked: What Bands Should be Bigger Than They Are and we immediately wanted to add more input to the discussion. The great thing about this concept is that everyone's list of choices is going to be almost entirely different. The... more
