Tag: Bad Suns

Album Review: Rival Summers – Undeniable

Album Review: Rival Summers – Undeniable

April 11, 2016

I’ve been patiently awaiting the arrival of Rival Summers’ new album ever since seeing them play Fusion Shows’ Eighth Birthday Show back in January. Although it’s felt like a long wait their new album couldn’t have come at a better time. The last few months have been rough ones making it hard...

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Jessica’s Favorite Performances of 2014

Jessica’s Favorite Performances of 2014

December 23, 2014

It was a bit harder this year to really narrow down my top performances. I saw 114 different bands in 2014 (thanks mostly to a couple of great festivals) so you can see why it might have been a bit of a task to narrow it down to just 10 like I did last year. I...

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Album Review: Coasts – A Rush of Blood EP

Album Review: Coasts – A Rush of Blood EP

December 1, 2014

Despite only just releasing their second EP, A Rush of Blood, today, Coasts are already poised to be the breakout band of 2015. The Bristol based five some has already secured spots for both Coachella and Lollapalooza for 2015 as well as securing a spot opening for Bad Suns during the North American...

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Mo Pop Festival 2014 Part III: Cold War Kids, Bad Suns, and Trampled By Turtles

Mo Pop Festival 2014 Part III: Cold War Kids, Bad Suns, and Trampled By Turtles

July 25, 2014

I was pretty excited to see the rest of the bands on the list. Both Cold War Kids and Trampled by Turtles have been on my concert wishlist for sometime while Bad Suns was added as soon as...

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Album Review: Bad Suns – Language & Perspective

Album Review: Bad Suns – Language & Perspective

June 30, 2014

Bad Suns formed in southern California back in 2012, bursting onto the scene last year with their hit single “Cardiac Arrest”. Many fans, including myself, had their Transpose EP on repeat, anxiously awaiting a full length LP. Our prayers were finally answered with the release of Language & Perspective. Produced by Eric Palmquist (The Mars Volta, Wavves,...

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