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Phoenix s Rebel Lounge returns to full capacity concerts in June

View Comments The Rebel Lounge returns to full capacity this weekend for the first time since it closed its doors in response to the global pandemic in March 2020. The first full-capacity date is Friday, June 4 Phoenix rocker Sydney Sprague has been getting a boatload of positive press for maybe i will see you at the end of the world. It feels like we re there, says venue owner Stephen Chilton. I ve said the whole time, I didn t want to open until it feels safe. And it does now. All the news on the virus has been good for a long time.

Phoenix Musician Sydney Sprague s New Record Is an Angsty Alt-Pop Gem

Phoenix Musician Sydney Sprague s New Record Is an Angsty Alt-Pop Gem
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Danielle Durack: No Place

Bandcamp / Buy Phoenix, Arizona songwriter Danielle Durack had written breakup songs before, but when she played “Eggshells” for her boyfriend of several years, “it started a conversation about everything.” They ended up splitting, and Durack’s third record, No Place, sorts through the decision to part. “Eggshells” is the culmination of a years-long shift in Durack’s music to something rawer and less polished: 2017’s Bonnie Rose was straightforward, cutesy piano pop, while 2019’s Bashful landed closer to slick adult contemporary. Expanding her band to include fellow Phoenix vocalist Sydney Sprague and Pedro the Lion drummer Sean Lane, Durack’s latest is a slow-burning breakup album that draws on myriad influences to eke out something fresh.

5 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Big Thief s Buck Meek, shame, and More

[Valley of Search] Mexican-born, Brooklyn-based composer and vibraphonist Patricia Brennan has appeared on recordings for ECM and New Amsterdam. She’s releasing her debut LP, Maquishti, via Valley of Search, a label best known for issuing the work of saxophonist Alan Braufman. Brennan recorded Maquishti with vibraphone and marimba, making use of unconventional performance techniques and guitar pedals to shape her sound. “This album reflects my vision for the vibraphone and the potential of all the possible ways it can be played,” she has said.

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