With their second full-length album, Distortionist, the Murdocks harness the raw power of grunge, the energy of punk and the hooks of indie pop while still remaining accessible enough for the modern mainstream.
John Prine is one of those songwriters that makes songwriting seem easy; his words never forced and his wit never ending. Couple that with the simplicity with which he writes and I think most musicians would find his songs easily adaptable and ripe to be covered.
Michael Dorf announced today the first artists confirmed to play a special tribute concert to take place February 10, 2011, at Carnegie Hall, celebrating the music of Neil Young. The
For anyone who reads this blog, here is the opportunity of a lifetime. I received the following information via email the other day and thought it was too good not
Our pal SGordo pointed us in the direction of an event listing that left our jaw on the floor. NYC’s Le Poisson Rouge will host a concert called What Kind of
It’s been awhile since we’ve done this, but I thought we’d take a break from the norm and offer a mix tape dedicated to great comedy, because who doesn’t like
The Mike Gordon Band’s tour is in full swing as the group incorporates new covers and originals into the repertoire. At Wednesday night’s gig in Seattle, Cactus and his band
On February 22, G. Love will release his fourth solo album Fixin’ To Die via Brushfire Records. Love got some high profile help courtesy of Seth and Scott Avett who
Just months after The Suburbs debuted at #1 on the Billboard charts, the pride of Montreal – Arcade Fire – return to Saturday Night Live this Saturday at 11:30PM ET
Hopefully the dreaded H word doesn’t last too long for The Black Crowes as they have never been more “on” over their entire career. With progressive albums and electrifying tours, it is a shame they are putting it to bed, here’s wishing also that Luther Dickinson keeps bringing his magic on that day when the Crowes do come back to roost.
