Archive: 2013

Throughout the hour-long set, Tull blend then-new tracks like “Velvet Green” and “Jack in the Green” with the obvious classics.

Kings Of Chaos Concert for Ric O’Barry’s Dolphin Project. Featuring Slash, Matt Sorum, Duff McKagan, Steve Stevens, Glenn Hughes, Corey Taylor, Juliette Lewis, Les Stroud, Franky Perez & Arielle. Avalon Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA November 18, 2013

“I’ve been in the studio trying to get a couple of things ready for the band to go back in, having fun,” Matthews says.

You might get a little kick out of the slapsticky ‘Home Alone’-type ninja action, but the lousy dialogue, ridiculous premise, and forgettable performances deserved to kill the ‘3 Ninjas’ franchise.

From the opening notes of “Heartland” from Coyote Kolb’s, 2010 debut, “Massachusett” lead singer Chadley Kolb’s Gretsch Duo Jet made it clear that CK’s Y chromosome is in the blues.  Not twelve bar blues or British invasion blues but slow stewed, Robert Johnson, Mississippi Delta blues.   Harmonica player, Sonny Jim’s riffs over the time changes […]

Originally from Seattle, Motive, a four-piece alt-indie hybrid have relocated to Brooklyn, NY and are quickly building some serious interest. These musicians have shared the stage with buzzing bands such as The Vaccines and Walk The Moon and they’ve been featured on MTV2’s show ‘120 Minutes’ with Matt Pinfield, New York Times, NYLON guys and […]

It’s a much funnier and more focused episode than its predecessor. It also takes wiener jokes to a transcendent new territory.

The last ‘Coven’ episode before Thanksgiving break includes a surprise murder — and an even more surprising threesome.

Aokify America Tour comes to Detroit

Overkill with Kreator at the Alrosa Villa, Columbus OH

Mastodon, the kings of modern prog-metal, are preparing to hit the studio and record their sixth (and still-untitled) studio album. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, drummer Brann Dailor gave some long-awaited details about the project, including its producer (Deftones/Rush veteran Nick Raskulinecz) and its overall style. “It’s gonna be massive and insane, lots […]

“Shout out to sex abbreviations that sound like the word ‘puberty,” says Suf-dawg.

Check out the Australian band’s campy-awesome performance (and a weird interview with a comedy legend).

“We’re musicians. We love good songs. We’ll sing them until we are dead.” — Nash

Aaron Paul’s delighted-yet-horrified scream (which starts at 1:58) is like a shot of endorphins straight through your earholes and into your bloodstream.

Some things you just expect every year:  Jim James or My Morning Jacket performing at Bonnaroo, teases of another Led Zeppelin reunion show and Keller Williams releasing a one word and syllable titled album that reflects his current creative soul.  Williams’ music – although most widely appreciated by the free-spirited outdoorsy kind – has previously […]

Unfortunately, tonight’s episode crammed too much into each story to let any funny gags or jokes fully resonate.

I don’t have any real complaints about this episode, except why did it have to end?

The venue filled up early for the sold-out Phantogram show on Wednesday night for what would be their second appearance in Phoenix, and their first at the Crescent Ballroom.  The band, consisting of Sarah Barthel, Josh Carter and supporting members, took the stage around 9:45 with Barthel donning a leather jacket with fringes on the […]