The Motet has just announced their 10th Annual Halloween run. This year they will perform the music of JAMIROQUAI, featuring Jans Ingber on vocals and Joey Porter on keys. With five
The ascension continues for Chicago’s Umphrey’s McGee’s Live at the Murat (SCI Fidelity), their first official live release, is as impressive as anything they’ve recorded to date, with the power
Eat Me, Drink Me is fairly classic Manson, if perhaps lightened up a bit. His voice is every bit as crusty, dark, and angry as ever, and the synths, bass and drums pound out their usual aggressive anger, but the guitar work, in particular, seems to have lightened up, with occasional riffs that don’t sway too far from slack guitar while other guitar lines are straight-up rock ‘n roll.
The members of Umphrey’s McGee and the Disco Biscuits share many common traits: freewheeling attitude, outstanding musicianship, a penchant for complex, proggy song structures, the ability to seamlessly segue between songs. In an appropriate pairing, they shared the stage on 8/15/07 at McCarren Park Pool in Brooklyn, New York, the Williamsburg venue created from the crumbling remains of a former community pool.
The White Stripes have abruptly canceled their fall U.S. tour, after it was revealed that drummer Meg White "is suffering from acute anxiety and is unable to travel at this
Legendary rock combo Led Zeppelin is reforming, but for one night only. The British band will play a one-off show at London’s 22,000-capacity O2 arena on Nov. 26 as part
Fans who purchase tickets to Neil Young‘s upcoming tour will be receiving a free copy of Young’s new studio album, Chrome Dreams II. Every fan who orders up to three tickets to
Joy Division’s three albums each will be expanded with an extra disc of rare live material Oct. 30 via Rhino. The same day, the label will issue the soundtrack to
We’re pretty geeked up about heading down to Austin City Limits for the first time, and truth be told, nothing can hamper that virginal geekery. But it’s been a tough
Former Miles Davis collaborator and Weather Report co-founder Joe Zawinul died earlier today at the age of 75. Zawinul isn’t exactly the most well-known figure in jazz history, but his
