Transaction Report: Eric Avery Quits Nine Inch Nails
The new version of Nine Inch Nails hasn’t played a show yet, but they’ve already lost a member
The new version of Nine Inch Nails hasn’t played a show yet, but they’ve already lost a member
Chadbyrne’s words and Vernon’s photos from Mickey Hart Band’s return to NYC
Scott Metzger, Yahuba Garcia and Aaron Maxwell will be among Reid Genauer’s guests this weekend
UM has teamed with TourGigs.com for a video release called Picking Up The Tab
HT faves The Black Crowes will play this Columbia, Missouri fest on Sept. 21
Thoughts and images from a very special Mother’s Day performance at Spirit of Suwannee Music Park
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. go into full Fab Four mode with their video for Dark Water
Bid for Phish tickets and CD and help benefit the Mimi Fishman Foundation and WaterWheel
In interviews regarding her new album Love and Forgiveness, Courtney Jaye has been quoted as saying “I’ve always wanted to find a way to not be afraid of pop. I’m done apologizing for writing big songs.” Jaye (with a helping hand from producer Mike Wrucke) has certainly done that here as fans of 70’s folk-pop will instantly enjoy their surroundings.
The Waterboys' An Appointment with Mr. Yeats actually predates the concept of the Billy Bragg/Wilco Mermaid Avenue project as well as New Multitudes' more recent homage to Woody Guthrie. Nurtured by bandleader Mike Scott over a period of two decades, the album's exalting music, roiling ("The Hosting of the Shee") and reflective ("Song of Wandering Aengus), has its inspiration in the verse of the genius Irish poet William Butler Yeats.