This putz planted himself squarely on my shitlist after earning three full strikes. Strike #1: Last summer Walsh took the James Gang on the road, charging $70 for a balcony seat to
Blender must have missed the renaming of the Gramercy Theater on its list of The 50 Worst Things Ever to Happen to Music. The ironing, it’s delicious. As usual we’ve got
Critically acclaimed for the live embodiment of the Grateful Dead’s music and spirit, Dark Star Orchestra is partnering with The Rex Foundation to personify another quintessential aspect of America’s most-loved
Willy Wonka, be damned, the artist opened his PollockPrints Studio to the public recently, and our poster-geek friend Phil could find himself nowhere else in the world than that Chicago abode.
The inaugural Echo Project announced its initial artist lineup today, and the promoters of the new environmentally friendly event appear poised to jump on the crowd Vegoose left behind when
Virgin Festival, Pimlico Race Course, Baltimore, Maryland, August 4 & 5 — V Fest Goes Green! Sure it’s a cliche to say that the Virgin Festival (V Fest) is even
Tokyo Police Club will be recording their debut full length in September for Saddle-Creek Records and are hoping for an early 2008 release. TPC are on tour for the next
Shapes and Sizes sophomore effort, Split Lips, Winning Hips, A Shiner," exerts less of an impact than their self-titled debut by taking itself too seriously. Despite that, the band continues to engage in an intellectual slugfest, creating their form of art rock by hammering away at convention. Here you will find an array of horns, notes from a music box, and static all working together to produce progressive sound.
Over three decades as the innovative percussion engine of the Grateful Dead, Mickey Hart‘s ear for global sounds brought numerous unpredictable guests to the Dead’s stage performances. Hart’s 1991 release
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