Since the major festival season ended a few weeks ago, we haven’t heard much from the good folks at iClips…until now. Our favorite webcasters head to the Crescent City on
Just five days shy of his 23rd birthday, Neil Young’s solo career launched in earnest with an engagement at The Canterbury House in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Having left the Buffalo
Dig Out Your Soul offers some good songs like “Falling Down” and “The Turning” but those are just mediocre Oasis works. It sounds like Oasis covering Oasis – merely going through the motions. Maybe that’s a bit harsh, but while the songs sound like classic Oasis, they’re devoid of any real hooks or innovativeness that made them who they are today. The only true great track comes, surprisingly, from Liam: “I’m Outta Time.” It’s the first time Liam has managed to outshine Noel on an album.
I first heard Neil Young’s music in high school, sitting on the passenger side of my friend’s beat up car. As we were pulling out of his driveway, he fumbled through a few cassette tapes, and, not knowing what he had chosen, threw one in. The album was Harvest Moon. The song happened to be “One of These Days.” My life has never been the same.
Following their joyless dark masterpiece, 2006’s Return to Cookie Mountain, TV on the Radio was due for a prescription of musical prozac. Enter Dear Science, full of disco jams, new wave bouncers and patterns of soul, post-punk, and techno in favor of the art noise uncertainty of prior TV on the Radio.
Kings of Leon have announced they will headline Madison Square Garden in New York next year. The band are set to play the ’World’s Most Famous Arena’ on January 29,
Ghostland Observatory will be getting their spooky freak on this month, haunting clubs and theatres across North America, just in time for All Hallows Eve. Fans can witness the electro-rock
The Beastie Boys have drafted Sheryl Crow, Norah Jones, Jack Johnson and Ben Harper to join them on the Get Out and Vote tour, which will begin Oct. 28 in
American indietronica outfit Octopus Project is bringing its trademark fuzzy guitar-driven pop across North America. The group extends their quirky tentacles to Spanish Moon in Baton Rouge, La. (October 17),
John Stossel of ABC’s 20/20 went to this summer’s Camp Bisco in search of uninformed voters and shockingly he found a bunch of ’em. Tune in to ABC at 10PM
