2006

Umphrey’s McGee : Music Millennium & Roseland Theatre, Portland, OR 4/08/2006

Jason Gershuny April 21, 2006 No Comments

In support of their new album Safety in Numbers, Umphrey’s McGee has hit the road to criss-cross across the U.S. as well as parts of Europe and Canada this spring to spread their musical message. On this odyssey they made a brief swing through Oregon to play an in store performance at Music Millennium, as well as a full two set show at the Roseland Theater. Both shows were well received, and although they were not the best Umph’s performances I have ever seen, they still contained glimpses of brilliance that show why they are one of the strongest jam-rock bands.

Tool : 10,000 Days

Sarah Moore April 21, 2006 No Comments

Another instant Tool classic taken a step further.

Zero 7: Soundscapes from The Garden (Sam Hardaker Interview)

Joanne Schenker April 20, 2006 No Comments

The men behind U.K. soul outfit Zero 7 — producers Henry Binns and Sam Hardaker

Eagles of Death Metal: Death By Sexy

Shane Handler April 20, 2006 No Comments

Once again on the heels of another hot summer, we get the second release from everyone

Keller Williams and The Keels – House of Blues, Cleveland, OH, 3.30.06

Glide April 19, 2006 No Comments

Photos of Keller Williams and The Keels at the House of Blues in Cleveland, OH

The Beautiful Girls: We’re Already Gone

Jamie Lee April 19, 2006 No Comments

Building on a laid-back, beach vibe underscored by dub and reggae beats, Australian import The Beautiful Girls has shaped a mellow collection of electric roots music in We’re Already Gone.

The Disco Biscuits: The Wind At Four To Fly

Brian Gearing April 18, 2006 No Comments

With a new drummer on the bus, the Disco Biscuits are finally fueling up for their second leg, but not before taking one last look through the scrapbook on The Wind at Four to Fly. Recorded during what were then to be former drummer Sam Altman

Coup: Pick A Bigger Weapon

Shawn Donohue April 18, 2006 No Comments

Unlike the Original Funkateers (who were from another planet entirely) The Coup’s ideas are grander then the actual sound on this disk, but they vary up their hip-hop style enough to keep listeners who are not trapped in the club engaged and thinking about searching out a bigger weapon for when the revolution comes.

Feist: Inside Out (INTERVIEW)

Shane Handler April 17, 2006 No Comments

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Particle : The Brickhouse, Phoenix, AZ 3/24/2006

Shane Handler April 17, 2006 No Comments

Since 2001, Particle’s rise to success has been meteoric compared to other contemporaries in their scene. Sure they weren’t opening for the Stones at MSG, but in between festival spots at Bonnaroo, Coachella and Austin City Limits, and selling out venues coast to coast, Particle was a rare success with limited record sales. So to most fans on the outside, it came as a surprise when the band broke ties with longtime guitarist Charlie Hitchcock this past autumn. The split is still very much a ‘he said, he said’ mystery, but regardless of who was right or wrong, at the end of he day, one thing is for certain…it definitely didn’t end well.

Rocket and Sugar of The Cocktail Slippers Talk Recording Live Shows and Their First Underground Garage Cruise (INTERVIEW)

Charlie Musselwhite Dashes Out Saucy Style on Soulful ‘Look Out Highway’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

VIDEO PREMIERE: Pat Hatt Hits the Road with Roadtrip-worthy Rocker “Drunk On Leaving”

SONG PREMIERE: Gentlemen Rogues Serve Up Punk-inflected Anthem “Half Empty, Half Fool” and B-side Cover of T-Rex’s Stomping Glam Rock Anthem “Children of The Revolution”

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