Continuing our spotlight on legendary and singular southern alternative bands born in the 80s who hit the big time in the ’90s, we have the enterally peculiar Flaming Lips, who
When thinking about some of the most provocative and subversive bands born in the 80s, you would be hard-pressed to top San Antonio’s finest, the one and only Butthole Surfers.
If Tool represents Maynard’s masculine side, and A Perfect Circle is that of his feminine side, then Puscifer is clearly the best representation of his inner weirdo. So, to round
Continuing with our salute to Maynard James Keenan on his birthday week (see yesterday’s Manic Monday), today we’re spotlighting another one of his critically acclaimed bands (safe for their last
This week, we’re paying tribute to everyone’s favorite Jui-Jitsu practicing, Jungian psychology studying, winemaking multi-platinum selling vocalist extraordinaire, the one and only Maynard James Keenan, who will be celebrating his
Fans of 80s-era King Crimson were no doubt stoked to hear news last week that Adrian Belew and Tony Levin will be bringing along Tool drummer Danny Carey and guitar
Speaking of albums celebrating their 30th birthday this year (see Manic Monday), often lost in the sea of great records from 1994 is Jawbox’s career highlight For Your Own Special
For a special solar eclipse edition of Manic Monday, there were certainly no shortage of selections that could potentially fit the bill. “Black Sunshine” by White Zombie comes to mind,
Rising from the ashes of the Minutemen, Mike Watt and George Hurley soon met Ed “fROMOHIO” Crawford and valiantly carried on the spirit of their prior band by forming fIREHOSE
Does anyone out there miss Minutemen and the late great D. Boon? It’s really hard to overstate just how significant Boon’s tragic death was back in 1985 (as a result