David Bowie has plans for 2008

By Dave Moser on April 18th, 2008

It may not be Bowie making a come back or bringing the world anything new, innovational or surprising, but it is something any fan of the Long Time Legend can bring home and enjoy. As respectable as it is to see an old musician try to fit in with changing generations, [...]

The Pnuma Trio’s summer plans

By Dave Moser on April 7th, 2008

Calling all those who live in the upper East Coast USA. Go see the Pnuma Trio. Sorry to be so demanding to you, but it’s really for your own benefit. Yes. Go see the Pnuma Trio. Why you ask? Simple. They are strangely good.

First you got Alex Botwin on bass, Ben Hazlegrove on keys and [...]

Warren Haynes to host the Jammy’s

By Dave Moser on April 7th, 2008

It’s that time of year again, the Jammy’s that is, when live music acts are awarded for their jobs well done, for solidifying minds and for doing, well, what they do best: playing great music for great fans. This years 7th Annual Jammy’s are going to be held at the WaMu Theatre in Madison Square [...]

Miles Davis returns…

By Dave Moser on April 4th, 2008

I was doing a little frog hopping on the internet, trying to catch something to write about, when I happened to stumble upon something great. It seems as though the long-gone soul of jazz, Miles Davis, still lives, and is supposedly in India. That’s right. Come April 15th Times Square Records will be releasing the [...]

STS9, Umphrey’s to tour

By Dave Moser on April 4th, 2008

After reporting STS9’s plans for a studio album, I later received even better news. The Tribe will be touring, not only with a whole bags worth of new material from their upcoming disc Peaceblaster, but will also be co-headlined by Umphrey’s McGee.
Set to begin in July, the two heavyweight acts are penciled in to mark [...]

Album Review: The Black Crowes – Warpaint

By Dave Moser on April 3rd, 2008

It took me nearly three days to finally load the new Black Crowes album, Warpaint, to my hard drive. As it transferred and converted, I decided to take an unusual break. I walked outside, barely cracked open a stubborn coconut, filled one half of it’s sweet and meaty blubber with some rum and pineapple juice [...]

Sound Tribe Sector 9 and the studio dilemma

By Dave Moser on April 3rd, 2008

Nearly three years since their last studio album, Artifact, live dance tune guru’s Sound Tribe Sector Nine, is finally offering their fans a new album. Due out this July and titled, Peaceblaster, the band is supposedly promising to bring that same raw live intensity to these never before heard studio tracks. Sector 9 has also [...]

The Benevento Russo Duo free Jacksonville (3/7)

By Dave Moser on March 12th, 2008

Consequence of Sound would like to welcome our newest writer Dave Moser…
It was Friday, March 7th and I managed to scrounge up a little cash to make it from Tallahassee to Jacksonville to catch two of the acts that would soon be at Langerado: The Benevento/Russo Duo and their opening act Grace Potter and [...]