Month: September 2014

Panache welcomes new agents Josh Iden & Sam Kogon

Panache Booking is thrilled to welcome Josh Iden and Sam Kogon as agents to the Panache Team. Josh Iden is a lifelong Beatles fan and avid vinyl enthusiast, Josh brings a unique combination of aesthetic and expertise to his role as Agent for Panache. His passion and enthusiasm for seeking out and nurturing exciting new […]

Reverb reviews Ty Segall’s sold out show Bluebird show
Reverb

Name a band that starts with Led or ends in Sabbath or any other band that was accused of turning the fair youth of the ‘70s into devil-witches. These are the anachronistic peers of Ty Segall — the raw, nasty, fuzzed out musician who is returning rock to its roots.

The Artery reviews Ty Segall’s Great Scott show
The Artery

After nailing a string of songs from “Manipulator,” Segall actually apologized to Boston for not being here for so long. Looking around the room as he and the other musicians blistered the crowd with older songs like “Thank God for the Sinners,” I think it’s safe to say we forgave him.

Pitchfork features Mac DeMarco’s nomination for the 2014 Polaris Music Prize
Pitchfork

Arcade Fire’s Reflektor, Drake’s Nothing Was the Same, Mac DeMarco’s Salad Days, Chromeo’s White Women, Owen Pallett’s In Conflict, Tim Hecker’s Virgins, Yamantaka // Sonic Titan’s UZU, Timber Timbre’s Hot Dreams, Tanya Tagaq’s Animism, Shad’s Flying Colours, Jessy Lanza’s Pull My Hair Back, and Basia Bulat’s Tall Tall Shadow are were all up for the top prize.

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