On the Scene: Chicago
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23 Upcoming Albums That Matter Most
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Punk Siren Jemina Pearl Unplugs for SPIN!
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Dave Grohl on Nirvana's "Disastrous" Gig
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Fall Out Boy, Anthrax Unite
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In My Room: Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig
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Hot New Trio: Band of Skulls
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16 Rock Myths Debunked!
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New Albums from Shakira, Rihanna & More!
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Strokes Finally Heading Into Studio
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Q&A: Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz
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Q&A: 'Twilight' Star Nikki Reed
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Tough Questions for Scott Stapp
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Movie Review: 'New Moon'
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St. Theresa moaned in ecstasy and called it seeing God.
A Sigur Ros performance, including a recent show at New York's Beacon Theater, typically inspires listeners to reach for divine metaphors to describe the emotional high of the experience -- it is otherworldly, angelic, sublime. Further, for a rock band to reduce an audience of jaded New Yorkers to glassy-eyed evangelical lovebirds seems a modern miracle in its own right.
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