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Photos: Built To Spill at the Paradise Rock Club

Built To Spill, live at the Paradise Rock Club | September 30, 2010

By ERIC BAUMANN | October 4, 2010

Photo: ERIC BAUMANN

Built To Spill | Paradise Rock Club | September 30, 2010

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Photos: Frightened Rabbit at the Paradise Rock Club
Frightened Rabbit perform live at the Paradise Rock Club on October 29, 2010.
Photos: Best Coast at Paradise Rock Club
Best Coast, No Joy, and Wavves perform live at the Paradise Rock Club on February 4, 2011.
Photos: Times of Grace and Motherboar at Paradise Rock Club
Times of Grace, Motherboar, Straight Line Stitch and War of Ages perform live at Paradise Rock Club.
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Photos: Frightened Rabbit at the Paradise Rock Club
Frightened Rabbit perform live at the Paradise Rock Club on October 29, 2010.
Photos: Best Coast at Paradise Rock Club
Best Coast, No Joy, and Wavves perform live at the Paradise Rock Club on February 4, 2011.
Photos: Times of Grace and Motherboar at Paradise Rock Club
Times of Grace, Motherboar, Straight Line Stitch and War of Ages perform live at Paradise Rock Club.
Buffalo Tom celebrate 25 years of rock
"If you'd told me 10 years ago I'd be here playing with Buffalo Tom, I wouldn't have believed you," Mean Creek's Aurore Ounjian sheepishly offered up last week at ZuZu, moments before her band closed out a stripped-down, five-song set with a cover of Buffalo Tom's "Would Not Be Denied."
Two Door Cinema Club embrace dance hooks
If a band play and no one is around to hear them, do they make a sound?
Chris Carrabba revisits Further Seems Forever
For fanboys of a certain, oh, let's call it a distinguished temporal status, it was the emo-nerd equivalent of leaked footage from a new Star Wars installment showing up online: last August, the long-pined-for defunct Florida band Further Seems Forever released a video of themselves rehearsing their 2001 anthem "The Moon Is Down."
Keeping cool with early Echo & the Bunnymen
It's safe to say that the impact and importance of rock bands has often been drastically overstated.
After two decades, the Del Fuegos find a personal cause for reunion
At the Paradise, expect a celebration of Giessmann and Right Turn’s achievements and of the music of the Del Fuegos, as well as a promise of continuing to help others.
Changing rooms
The only big difference between the Carolina Chocolate Drops' show at the Paradise Saturday night and the one at the Somerville Theatre back in January was the venue.
Photos: Yeasayer and Sleigh Bells
Photos of Yeasayer and Sleigh Bells on tour.
Review: La Roux at the Paradise
"I could have been singing this at the Grammys — but I'm here with you tonight," declared Elly Jackson, the public face of La Roux, with a detectable dash of annoyance folded into several dollops of playful sarcasm.
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