Russian Circles live from the sold out show in Vilnius, Lithuania at Propaghandi on April 11, 2012 with Deafheaven all pictures by Vytenis Jurevičius
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Brooklyn Vegan: Russian Circles, Chelsea Wolfe & Marriages Photo Recap - Chicago
On Thursday night (8/23) Russian Circles brought their Sargent House tour de force with Chelsea Wolfe and Marriages through Chicago for a performance at Lincoln Hall.
The venue was packed by the time openers and Red Sparowes-related project Marriages polished off a pair of songs. They sounded great and performed cuts from their debut EP, Kitsune, which hit stores in May via the label. If you haven’t taken a listen to the album yet, check it out via their bandcamp. 
Chelsea Wolfe was up next and delivered an impressive performance, her first-ever in Chicago. Despite Thursday night being her Chicago debut, the crowd seemed to know every single word and didn’t hold back in singing along. She performed much of her excellent 2011 LP, Apokalypsis, and also played a few from her 2010 debut, The Grime & The Glow.
Russian Circles closed out the night with a mix of songs from their four albums. There were mosh pits throughout their headlining performance, which, if you’ve ever been to Lincoln Hall, is a funny thing. Nonetheless, the crowd was into it and the show was a nice mix of metal-tinged music— Russian Circles in the post rock corner, Chelsea Wolfe representing goth, and Marriages championing atmospheric rock— of all types.
SEE ALL the pictures from the 8/23 Lincoln Hall show HERE photos by Zach Pollack
More great photos from the Good Old War New Years Eve show at the TLA thanks to Tri State Indie and photographer Brandee Nichols for the pictures
Good Old War at their sold out New Years Eve Show at the TLA - December 31, 2011 what a great night! Thanks to everyone that came out and to Mike Gallagher for the photos.
CMJ photos of RX Bandits , Maps & Atlases, Zechs Marquise on Night 1 of 2 Sold Out shows in NYC at Irving Plaza - July 12, 2011. Now that is one hell of a Sargent House line up! Photos by Colin Colfer. CLICK TO SEE ALL PHOTOS
A Night Of High Fives - Fang Island Live Review NYC
A critic far sharper than this one wrote that Fang Island’s self-titled debut LP sounded like “everyone high-fiving everyone.” Not coincidentally, bassist Mike Jacober arrived onstage for the band’s encore just before midnight on Friday at The Bowery Ballroom and proceeded to slap hands with as many people as he could reach. This was just deserts for the first few rows of an audience that jumped through most of the main set, sung backing vocals without prompting and (although this is extremely unscientific) went completely bananas for the band in front of them. This response wasn’t unsolicited as Fang Island had egged their fans into this frenzy, but, of course, it also wasn’t possible without both the band and the crowd high-fiving everyone.
