2005

hem 1/09/2005: Off Broadway – St. Louis, MO

Jason Gonulsen February 23, 2005 No Comments

Arcade Fire, Theater of Living Arts, Philly, PA 01.31.2005

Glide February 22, 2005 No Comments

Photos by Earl Gardner of Arcade Fire at the Theater of Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA – 01/31/2005

Hunter S. Thompson: 7/18/39-2/20/05: The Doctor is no longer on call

Tim Newby February 22, 2005 No Comments

Presidents Day, I had the day off of work. I woke up was having coffee and surfing around on the computer, catching up on news, set lists and emails from the day before. There buried beneath the death of Sandra Dee, moe. playing

Sound Tribe Sector 9: Modern Artifact (Hunter Brown Interview)

Chris Clark February 22, 2005 No Comments

Some bands defy categories. For the rare few, there is no single applicable label; no simple black or white, but instead an undefined gray area that encompasses a taste of black, a smidgen of white and a whole lot of color in-between.

Charles Douglas: Statecraft

David Eduardo February 18, 2005 No Comments

Charles Douglas, if you

Keller Williams 1/05/2005: Rams Head Live, Baltimore, MD

Tim Newby February 17, 2005 No Comments

Going to a Keller show is like watching TV with a hyperactive kid who constantly channel-surfs.

Steve Howe and Martin Taylor : Masterpiece Guitars

Darren Susin February 17, 2005 No Comments

Fans of Howe and Martin have probably had this album in their sights for years, but for those who haven’t heard of them, this is your chance.

The Marshall Tucker Band: Live from the Garden State 1981

Kenny Bohlin February 17, 2005 No Comments

When I popped this DVD into my player my TV was tuned to the modern MTV, but in the span of a moment the beautiful teenagers selling sex and industrially assembled pop music were transformed into sweaty fat men playing funky grooves with real emotion.

Stephen Kellogg: Bouncing With The Sixers (INTERVIEW)

Philip Mccluskey February 16, 2005 No Comments

Life for Stephen Kellogg is about to pick up again in that familiar way – when he hits the road with his band, the Sixers, in support of their new self-titled record. And the

Brothers Past 1/11/2005: Higher Ground – South Burlington, VT

Joe Adler February 16, 2005 No Comments

After having heard a lot of positive hype surrounding Brothers Past, it surprises me that it took this long to finally see what it was all about. Let me start by saying, that the Philadelphia band lives up to and, at times, completely exceeds the hype. The future holds a place for this band and I will be pleased to see them graciously accept it one day.