We bring you some reviews of mostly local acts from Saturday of Pygmalion Music Festival. Elsinore at a WPGU 107.1 In Studio Elsinore 3:15-3:45 Thriving Community Seeing Elsinore perform at Exile on Main St was a highlight of the festival, mostly because of the intangible feeling of community present there. The place was packed with [...]
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Dirty Feathers
David and Elena catch up with the Dirty Feathers before their appearance at Pygmalion Music Festival. They joke about the WPGU 107.1 employee of the month award, life lessons they’ve learned, a possible combination of extreme sports and music, how their band formed, and their success on bandcamp.com.
Santah
Kelly Ferry chats with Santah before Pygmalion Music Festival. They talk about how they formed, their upcoming tour, their affection for the Tim and Eric Awesome Show, internal rumors and “drama.” They also play a few songs, both old and new, including their song “I Love the Way You Seal a Deal” from their upcoming release You’re Still [...]
Pygmalion Music Festival: Friday
Shows Friday night continued far into the morning with great music at several great locations. We give you a summary of some of the best. Dirty Projectors in Downtown Urbana DOWNTOWN URBANA SHOWS reviewed by David Christians Elsinore 7-7:30 Solutions and Surprises. After our in-studio interview with Elsinore, we were pretty excited to see them [...]
Pygmalion Music Festival: Thursday
Pygmalion Music Festival kicked off Thursday night with some great acts. WPGU 107.1 reviewers give you the scoop so you can enjoy the night too. Night Beds at Krannert Art Museum CANOPY CLUB SHOWS reviewed by Natalie Wontorczyk Dirty Feathers 10-10:45 Sex and American flags. Local act The Dirty Feathers pulled out all the stops last [...]
Pygmalion Lineup and Venue Preview
Pygmalion is ripe with artists who have just released new records. Grizzly Bear’s upcoming album Shields just came out, and we enjoyed spinning it on our Shrinkwrap with Nat (Tuesdays 9-10). This is ideal because the audience will have time to become well-versed in the new and exciting record. Dirty Projectors, Cloud Nothings, and Best Coast all released critically well-received albums within [...]
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