2004

Warren Haynes: Live At Bonnaroo

Shane Handler May 27, 2004 No Comments

Live at Bonnaroo, like the festival

Patterson Hood : Killers and Stars

David Eduardo May 26, 2004 No Comments

Though it may appear these are milk and honey times for the Truckers, evidently they walked on egg shells, or broken glass as it may be, for a time at least, a couple years back. Killers and Stars was recorded in 2001 and in essence it chronicles these rotten and ambiguous times, at least from the perspective of one Patterson Hood, the principle song writer in the most important band in America.

Cyro Baptista & Beat The Donkey 4/19/2004: Club Metronome – Burlington, VT

Shane Handler May 25, 2004 No Comments

Cyro Baptista and his Beat the Donkey take an art form that can easily grow tired from weeks on the road, and continually transform the stage into a lively circus atmosphere each night.

Drunk & Furious : Alcoholypse Now

David Eduardo May 24, 2004 No Comments

Drunk & Furious make George Carlin uneasy, Howard Stern appear very hirable in today

Chris Robinson & The New Earth Mud : This Magnificent Distance

Dustin Glass May 24, 2004 No Comments

With This Magnificent Distance, Chris Robinson continues to stake his claim as one of the most imaginative and inventive singers and songwriters of our time.

Buddahead: Crossing the Invisible Line

Shane Handler May 24, 2004 No Comments

Hints of lyrical depth, that jumble with catchy, yet dire musicianship, summate Buddahead’s debut CD release. The first single, “When I Fall,” is so sugar coated, that images of a noisy food court and the Gap prevail.

The Hiss: Panic Movement

David Eduardo May 20, 2004 No Comments

The Hiss is more Stonehenge than Stone Mountain, and if you like your post-punk delivered with the piss and vinegar lo-fi, fish and chips holler- these guys will never disappoint.

Cowboy Junkies: One Soul Now

Jason Gonulsen May 20, 2004 No Comments

Picking up where 2001

Eagles of Death Metal: Peace Love Death Metal

Shane Handler May 20, 2004 No Comments

The Queens of the Stone Age have nailed the sound of California groove with their cryptic metal boogie. Now frontman, Josh Homme, has struck out on a side project

Ben Kweller: Lo Fi Hero

Shane Handler May 19, 2004 No Comments

With a new album On My Way, Ben Kweller is playing homage to mid 60’s early 70’s form, with his quirky brand of rock. It all sounds distinctly familiar as echoes of Carole King, Graham Parsons and Neil Young ring forward, proving Kweller is truly in with the old.