April 14, 2008

Bassnectar – Orange Peel, Asheville NC 4.5.08

Glide April 14, 2008 No Comments

Photos by David Oppenheimer of Bassnectar performing at the Orange Peel in Asheville, NC on April 5th, 2008.

David Berman Thinks Jim James Has No Clue

Ace Cowboy April 14, 2008 10 Comments

The Silver Jews’ David Berman took quite a shot at My Morning Jacket during an interview posted today on Sound of the City [via Pipe2k]: “My Morning Jacket—love the way

Phish: Dry Goods Sells Limited Edition Pollock

Scott Bernstein April 14, 2008 2 Comments

Here’s another one from the better late than never files: You can now purchase one of 1,206 limited edition Vegas ’96 posters designed by Jim Pollock at Dry Goods for

Pullin’ ‘Tubes: MMJ Busts It Big

Scott Bernstein April 14, 2008 2 Comments

We’re getting closer and closer to the release of My Morning Jacket’s new album, Evil Urges, and the band has just started gearing up for a massive round of publicity.

HeadCount Film Debuts: A Call To Action

Scott Bernstein April 14, 2008 No Comments

We have less than seven months until one of the most important Presidential elections in this country’s history, and we’re gonna need as many young people to vote as possible.

Monday’s Hors D’Oeuvres: A Bit of a Hangover

Scott Bernstein April 14, 2008 No Comments

We’re off to a slow start after an incredibly fun weekend seeing music. Some Dude had the pleasure of seeing The Felice Brothers tear the roof off the Bowery, while

New Book: Do You Remember Rock Radio?

Jeffrey Greenblatt April 14, 2008 2 Comments

We’re ardent supporters of the theory that mega-corp Clear Channel unleashed a systematic deconstruction of radio stations around the country. For everyone out there looking for some summer reading on

Jackie Greene -The Prince of Americana (INTERVIEW)

Doug Collette April 14, 2008 No Comments

With four albums, Jackie Greene, 27, hasn’t really come out of nowhere, but he reached a whole different level of visibility when he joined Phil Lesh and Friends in the summer of 2007. Greene’s diverse skills have allowed him to become this group’s de facto front-man, a role to which he has conveyed a commanding stage presence as he sparks both his band-mates and the audiences who come to see them.

Gnarls Barkley: The Odd Couple

Shane Handler April 14, 2008 No Comments

When you have the fluke hit of the decade, the threat of running into the curse of the “sophomore slum” is an understatement, particularly if you’re the psychedelic soul duo of Danger Mouse and Cee-Lo Green. However, if you’re one that appreciate albums as song-cycles verse explosive pop nuggets, than Gnarls Barkley’s The Odd Couple has something going on.