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yeah, sure's newest release "Hot Brains" is a COVID dream
By Ida V. Eskamani You probably didn't know you needed a 90's grunge revival band's take on the coronavirus. Yet Orlando's yeah, sure...
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Bandifesto
- Jun 29, 2020
Iggy T and the Crazymakers Are Here to Be Heard
By Bandifesto Iggy T and the Crazymakers, led by Sarah Todd and David Franz, released their first full-length album earlier this month....
Bandifesto
- May 25, 2020
The art we need to create, create, create
Written by Pablo Terraza Turn around to face the sky. Tell me what you hear when you consider our past. Among the greatest artists to...
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- Apr 26, 2020
To The Music That Moves Us
Written by Marissa Corrente I love, love, love live music. At the end of 2018, I wrote an article for Bandifesto about the music that...
Bandifesto
- Apr 26, 2020
Sad Songs To Make You Feel Better
Written by Ida V. Eskamani How are you doing? Terrible?? Same. We are all grieving— too many grieving loved ones gone; millions grieving...
Bandifesto
- Apr 24, 2020
How Music Lovers Learn To Say “Goodbye”
Written by Pablo Terraza A popular template of a conversation that people around the world are having right now is a discussion on the...
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- Jan 23, 2020
The Black Lips soundtrack 'a world that's falling apart'
Written by Ida V. Eskamani Originally published in the Orlando Weekly. "Realistically, when has the world not been falling apart?" Jared...
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- Dec 11, 2019
Philly punks Mannequin Pussy are racing headlong into the mainstream
Written by Ida V. Eskamani Originally published in the Orlando Weekly. "Our music is for someone who really wants an intense, cathartic...
Bandifesto
- Oct 23, 2019
Worldwide punk showcase Foreign Dissent brings the universal language of outrage to Orlando
Written by Ida V. Eskamani Originally published in the Orlando Weekly. In just a few days and for the sixth consecutive year, punk bands...
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- Sep 22, 2019
The Growlers bring their psych-pop to Orlando's Plaza Live
Written by Ida V. Eskamani Originally published in the Orlando Weekly. When asked if he would consider himself an "old soul," frontman...
Bandifesto
- Jul 24, 2019
The ever-evolving pop music of Gabby’s World will enrapture you
Tender forever Written by Ida V. Eskamani Originally published in the Orlando Weekly. "Oh, how my heart can fly when your smile has good...
Bandifesto
- Jul 10, 2019
Mom Jeans level up with a spot on the Sad Summer Festival
Originally published in the Orlando Weekly. Eric Butler, the unassuming frontman of up-and-coming sad punks Mom Jeans, doesn't mince...
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- Jul 7, 2019
This Week's Mixtape of Music that Moves Us
Written by Ida V. Eskamani Bandifesto is a home for music that moves us. Music that shapes the most impactful moments in our lives and...
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- May 11, 2019
Dapper post-punk stars Interpol return to maraud Orlando
Written by Ida V. Eskamani Originally published in the Orlando Weekly "Rock & roll bitch/I'm into it," Interpol vocalist Paul Banks'...
Bandifesto
- Mar 31, 2019
Women Making History Playlist
"Just get a female opener, that'll fill the quota." Written by Ida V. Eskamani Women don't have a whole lot, but goddamn do we have a...
Bandifesto
- Mar 8, 2019
These Are The Setlists Of Our Lives
Written by Pablo Terraza As the music industry evolves, album sales and song streaming mean less, and concert tickets, licensing and...
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- Feb 25, 2019
Introducing Sparks
Written by Trent Jones The eclectic 50+ year band and why I love them The first of a series of articles of where to start with seemingly...
Bandifesto
- Feb 11, 2019
Mixtape of Music that Moves Us: (anti)Valentine's Day Edition
Written by Ida V. Eskamani Bandifesto is a home for music that moves us. Music that shapes the most impactful moments in our lives and...
Bandifesto
- Jan 24, 2019
Emo stalwarts Joyce Manor are growing up alongside their fans
Originally published in the Orlando Weekly Still crazy after all these years Written by Ida V. Eskamani Like the Cure did in the 1980s...
Bandifesto
- Dec 31, 2018
The Music that Moved Me in 2018: Ida V. Eskamani
Written by Ida V. Eskamani I was equal parts relieved and terrified when 2018 turned from the future to the present. 2017 would not be...
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