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The movement for The Movement was clearly very strong. The set break brought a different sensory experience than most concerts, and one that reaffirmed the sensation of feeling like you were in a smokeshop in Western Florida - the smell of incense burning takes over the venue and its floral opulence wafting through the air told us that The Movement was about to take the stage.
Recent Articles
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Photo Gallery: Portugal. The Man at The Anthem
On December 5, 2025, Portugal. The Man delivered an energetic set for their devoted fans at The Anthem. Our photographer, Jonathan Nevius, was there to capture the memorable show through his lens.
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What Is Almost Dead Is Still Very Much Dead
What is Dead is still Dead, there is no denying that. Looking out upon the Almost Dead, you can’t help to think to yourself how alive this room feels, and what a blessing it is to break up the monotony.
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An Intergalactic Evening with The Motet
The Motet made us feel as though we were in a perpetual video game as the main character, in a cutscene that takes place in a boogie-down nightclub where the floor is an ever-changing conveyor of rainbows.
About The Aftertone
A new Washington, DC-based music publication, The Aftertone covers live music across the DMV with immersive, narrative-driven storytelling—exploring concerts through emotion, history, and experience.