UPDATE:  Mistake on our end.  The show is on Saturday, June 18 NOT on June 16.  Winner will be selected on June 16 and announced via our Facebook and Twitter.

British folk rockers Noah & The Whale are in town next Saturday, June 18 for a show at Irving Plaza and we’re giving away two tickets plus a copy of his new Continue Reading

When I sat down to write this, I had been in New York approximately one hour and had slept only twelve over the previous five days. I was still shaking, maybe from fatigue, maybe from excitement, maybe from the hangover — or probably from a combination of the three. I had 800 Continue Reading

Hey there!  I am in quite the mood as exactly 48 hours from now, I will be on a Virgin Atlantic flight to London.  While I have a couple meetings over there, it’s really just a fun trip I’m taking with my friend, exploring parts of Europe I’ve never been and returning to places where my friends and family live.  Why am I writing this?  Well, I’d love to see if anyone had suggestions for my travels.  Places to see, bands Continue Reading

While it was over a week ago that I saw Noah and the Whale (@noahandthewhale) at Bowery, the night and how incredible it was still float through my mind. Perhaps Continue Reading

We all may be mightily disappointed with the new Noah & The Whale album, but I know I speak for more than myself when I say, I will forever be a big fan of what they do.  I am Continue Reading

Good: Wild Thing – Noah & The Whale Wild Thing – Noah & The Whale (Free Download / Buy)
Bad: L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N. – Noah & The Whale L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N. – Noah & The Whale (Free Download / Buy)

Noah & The Whale has never been predictable.  Their first two full-length releases, 2007′s Peaceful The World Lays Me Down, and 2009′s The First Day of Spring portrayed Continue Reading

Wild Thing – Noah and the Whale Wild Thing – Noah and the Whale (Free Download)

Apart from Sufjan Stevens, nothing says winter to me more than Noah and the Whale.  It seems fit that Charlie Fink and company release a song Continue Reading

I was recently out in Seattle after my trip to Sasquatch. I spend some time with my friends and, including my time at Sasquatch, had some of the most soothing and enjoying times in my life. Why would I write an article about this? It’s more about the concept of home, who it involves, and the dynamic that music adds to my life. Continue Reading

I can clearly remember the first time I heard Laura Marling. It was fall 2007, and I was just chilling on an antique brass bed in the home section of Anthropologie, when I heard a soft and delicate voice sing, “He wants to die in a lake in Geneva, the mountains can cover the shape of his nose.” Continue Reading