Read all about Phish’s performance at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Earlier this week Smashing Pumpkins front man Billy Corgan appeared on the Howard Stern Radio Show for an interview and performance.
A selection of the best unplugged tunes of 2012.
KK&tS’s new video combines campiness of Batman with cheekiness of Benny Hill & Monty Python.
Chuck Garvey sat in with Mule, while Warren Haynes and Danny Louis guested with moe. last night.
Highlights from this weekend’s Isle of Wight Festival on Palladia, fun. on Fallon and more music on TV this weekend.
In his integration, MC Yogi represents a generation with limitless influences and big dreams of changing the world. His ability to express a vividly detailed and utterly unique identity is the heartbeat of a new paradigm that calls upon the wisdom of ancient Eastern tradition but stays firmly planted in the creative language of postmodern culture. Through this dialectical pulse we remake ourselves on a Pilgrimage toward consciousness.
Starting a new leg of the No More Mr Nice Guy tour that began last year, Alice Cooper has made a few changes, tweaked a few songs and brought the overall nucleus back to the music. Cooper, known as much for his stage theatrics as his anthemic songs and rabid raccoon eye makeup, has toned down his over-the-top spectacle just a tad and made his recorded repertoire more of a musically vivid presence. Having last witnessed him in 2009, where he brought out everything but the snake, this time around he was just Alice; albeit in black leather, studded top hat and another stellar band beside him. “He’s such an amazing showman,” guitarist Orianthi praised before the show. “He gets so into character, it’s scary (laughs).”
If you slogged teenage nights away riffing next to a water heater down in someone’s basement or slamming a drum kit amidst power tools and your kid sister’s bike in a packed garage this album is for you. Heavy Blanket was that same type of band, a trio from Massachusetts who got deep into stoner rock grooves, the difference being they had a guitar god in the making firing off leads, and now have the opportunity to release their jams to the world.
Bristling with guitar acrobatics and infectious melodies, Minus The Bear’s fifth studio full-length album, Infinity Overhead, due August 28 on Dangerbird Records, is not only a return to form in
