An absolute assault on the senses, especially in 4K and fullscreen.

It took me more than three decades to finally see my favorite band of all time, but it was well worth the wait.

The film follows The Cure as they play a series of concerts in early 1991.

Time has done nothing to blunt the band’s intense, intricate, and emotional brand of post-hardcore.

A YouTuber has uploaded an AI-enhanced version of The Cure’s “Show” concert film, and it’s an absolute treat.

Rosie Thomas’ sets are always a delight thanks to her charming personality and heartbreaking music.

Two songs from an amazing Starflyer 59 performance.

Witmer’s Cornerstone sets made for a nice change of pace from all of the punk and hardcore bands.

Namelessnumberheadman specializes in creating really cool, synth-laden jams full of heart and soul.

Recorded just before the band had to cancel their tour due to the coronavirus. Modern post-punk at its best.

The venerable indie-rock trio deliver some of the best Christmas music of the season in this concert recording.

Pedro the Lion’s Cornerstone sets were must-see events for me and my friends.

This was one of the most intense sets I saw at Cornerstone 2002. I just wish I’d recorded more of it.

Wovenhand’s electrifying performance represented what Cornerstone was all about for me.

Music comes alive in a way unlike any other when it’s shared with others.

The trio played an excellent set in support of their “Trust” album — and paid tribute to Mister Rogers.

Fine China’s breathy, ’80s-inspired pop music was a nice change of pace at Cornerstone.

Featuring Jason Martin, Jeff Cloud, Richard Swift, and Frank Lenz.

The Chrindie emo giants tear it up in Bushnell, Illinois.