
Trey Anastasio
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5 days ago |
highway81revisited.com | Kat Von D |Trey Anastasio |Michael Lello
Kula Shaker, the psychedelic, mystical band to emerge out of the UK in the mid-1990s, was a counterbalance to the stadium-ready anthems that were dominating Britain at the time. It’s taken nearly 30 years, but frontman Crispian Mills thinks the world has caught up to the group’s ethos. “I think that what’s happened now is we’re much more sort of in tune with what’s going on in the world than we were back then,” says Mills on a Zoom call from his home in Cornwall in the southwest of England.
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1 week ago |
highway81revisited.com | Kat Von D |Trey Anastasio |Michael Lello
Photos by Bobby Nicholas IIISunflower Bean made last Thursday night’s show at The Warsaw in Brooklyn, announced as its only New York City performance of the year, count. From the tone-setting rocker opener “Champagne Taste” to a lengthy encore in which the band and support act Gift played a cathartic version of David Bowie’s “Heroes” together, the set was a proper celebration of a band with more than a decade of NYC history under its belt and a new album out that might be its best yet.
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1 week ago |
highway81revisited.com | Kat Von D |Trey Anastasio |Michael Lello
Photos by Bobby Nicholas IIISunflower Bean made last Thursday night’s show at The Warsaw in Brooklyn, announced as its only New York City performance of the year, count. From the tone-setting rocker opener “Champagne Taste” to a lengthy encore in which the band and support act Gift played a cathartic version of David Bowie’s “Heroes” together, the set was a proper celebration of a band with more than a decade of NYC history under its belt and a new album out that might be its best yet.
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1 week ago |
highway81revisited.com | Kat Von D |Trey Anastasio |Michael Lello
“Ileana’s Smile,” the true story of a community living in a garbage dump in Nicaragua, is certainly not light summer fare. But the documentary, framed around the life of a little girl named Ileana, does offer a sliver of hope for what can be done to help such people who have literally been tossed in the thrash.
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2 weeks ago |
highway81revisited.com | Kat Von D |Trey Anastasio |Michael Lello
Since the release of their third album “Headful of Sugar,” the three members of Sunflower Bean went through changes in their lives that could have brought the band to an end. Frontwoman and bassist Julia Cumming and her longtime partner split up. Drummer Olive Faber came out as transgender and started a new band. And guitarist/vocalist Nick Kivlen moved to Los Angeles, meaning one-third of the New York City band was no longer at home.
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