Sadly, Slayer will never get the recognition that they deserve. As has been the story with metal in general, acknowledgement of the influence that Slayer has had on music for the last 25 years is few and far between.
Bondi Digital Publishing’s Cover to Cover series Rolling Stone: The First 40 Years and Playboy: The 50s will be on sale beginning November 2 in bookstores and all major retail
RANDOM STABBINGS & ARTLESS CRITIQUE – October 2007 Dropkick Murphys, The Meanest of Times (Born and Bred Records)You’re one Dropkicks album late if you’re looking for “I’m Shipping Up to
Arcade Fire drove the world wide webosphere into a old-fashioned freakout when it created a website called bonlineb.com that purported to contain a special surprise. Now with the band just
Friday [all times Eastern]: BBC Crown Jewels features a vintage Stevie Wonder performance [VH-1 Classic 9:00 PM] Iron and Wine are Dave’s musical guest on The Late Show [CBS 11:35
Apparently you miss a shitload of special guests, including the instaboner musical genius David Byrne, whom I’ve seen eat a slice of pizza in a canary yellow shirt more times
Neddy‘s back with a brand new invention: “Some of the goods from the 2007 release crop…dare I say a great set of tunes. My list of ‘albums to buy’ exceeds my means right now, but by all means, please let me know what I should be listening to or pass on a track or two that I might highlight in the weeks to come. Enjoy!”
01 Spring And By Summer Fall — Blonde Redhead: 23
02 My Little Japanese Cigarette Case — Spoon: Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga
03 Innocent Bones — Iron & Wine: The Shepherd’s Dog
04 Fake Empire — The National: Boxer
05 Human Racing — St. Vincent: Marry Me
06 Walken — Wilco: Sky Blue Sky
Andy Samberg’s Digital Shorts are about the only consistently funny parts of the otherwise lifeless Saturday Night Live program these days. And this past week’s I Ran So Far Away
I was saying boo-urns: “In the first US trial to challenge the illegal downloading of music on the Internet, a single mother from Minnesota was ordered Thursday to pay 220,000
The Telluride Blues and Brews Festival, now in its 14th year, is an annual festival held beneath the magnificent backdrop of the San Juan Mountains. The festival is held in Telluride Town Park, and is organized with roominess in mind, as the open grassy area offers plenty of room for dropping down blankets and chairs with a great view of the single stage from anywhere within the park.
