The Siren Music Festival, featuring The Annuals, Broken Social Scene and many others, held on Coney Island on July 19th, 2008. All photos by Josh Kuckens
Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller and Victor Wooten – each a powerful force of nature in his own right – have done more in recent decades to redefine the electric bass
Modular Presents is proud to announce that Cut Copy & The Presets will join forces to storm across North America for a co-headline tour this September and October. The Modular
Cold War Kids will soon embark on a North American tour, in support of Loyalty to Loyalty whihc will be released September 23 on Downtown Records. While staying true to
Hailing from North Florida and known for their raw and swampy funk rock, JJ Grey & Mofro announce their second annual Blackwater Sol Revue at The Saint Augustine Amphitheatre on
After months touring Europe, Man Man, the band the New York Times called a “delirious, scrapheap-eclectic Philadelphia outfit,” are back in the states and set to take their famously infamous
Television was the anomaly among the New York bands who broke out of the CBGB scene of the late ‘70s. Musically adventurous and expansive in contrast to its minimalist scene
Ingrid Michaelson does not appear to be the least bit fragile. She showed off her sense of humor to the crowd, joking that she wanted to “make out with them” and “feel them up.” And later in the night, before treating everyone to her Old Navy commercial hit, “The Way I Am,” she busted out a couple raps – “Ice Ice Baby” and the theme to “Fresh Prince of Bel Air.” Yeah, I’d say she’s quite a talent.
Seth Yacovone hasn't been idle in the interim since he disbanded his group four years ago. In fact, he spent the better part of the most recent winter on his recently released double CD Land of Split Decision, where he enacts a logical progression from his previous blues-based efforts.
Following up on last week, the Dave Matthews Band walks away with the trophy after receiving the most votes from the Sledgehammer edition of Cover Wars.
It has now been 21 years since Nirvana formed and 14 years since Kurt Cobain has left us. Nirvana holds a special place in my heart as I was in my early teenage years as grunge music peaked during the early ’90s. We’ve got an interesting collection of various Nirvana covers from a pop artist, a few jazz guys and some jambands.
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