Showing posts with label review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label review. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Published: "Review: J Dilla tribute at Jazz Kitchen" at NUVO Newsweekly



[Editor's Note: The following is also being posted on the This Burgess blog.]

My story, "Review: J Dilla tribute at Jazz Kitchen", which covered a featured performance by Black Milk on March 23, was published in the current edition of NUVO Newsweekly. The print edition will be on newsstands until April 6, but the digital edition will be still be available, along with a slide show of pictures courtesy of Anderton Leaf Photography. You can also see the rest of the photos on Flickr.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

2011-02-11 - Rocket Doll Revue and Shelby County Sinners at Radio Radio



My review of the February 11, 2011 Rocket Doll Revue and the Shelby County Sinners' show at Radio Radio in Indianapolis was published in the February 16 edition of NUVO Newsweekly. The review was only available in the print edition, but a collection of our pictures from the show is available on our Flickr account.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Published: "Review: Kemps, Astro Fang at Rock Lobster " in NUVO Newsweekly



[The following is being cross-posted to the This Burgess blog.]

On February 14, my story "Review: Kemps, Astro Fang at Rock Lobster " was published in NUVO Newsweekly. The show featured The Kemps, Astro Fang and John Rambo and Vietnam Wars at Rock Lobster in Indianapolis. The article is still available in the digital edition and photos from our photography business, Anderton Leaf Photography, can be found on our Flickr account.

Friday, February 25, 2011

Published: "Local Rock at the Vogue" in NUVO Newsweekly



[Editor's Note: This post is being cross-posted from the This Burgess blog.]


On January 25, 2011, my article "Local Rock at the Vogue" was published in NUVO Newsweekly in Indianapolis. The review covered the January 21 show at the Vogue which featured Ladymoon, Borrow Tomorrow and the Max Allen Band. A slideshow credited to our photography business, Anderton Leaf Photography, ran alongside the story in the digital edition, which is still available online.