
Flying Lotus- You’re Dead! (ALBUM REVIEW)
[rating=7.00] The many changing ways in which we approach albums makes it difficult to say whether the format itself is on its last legs. Perhaps Weird Al’s singles-focused approach is
[rating=7.00] The many changing ways in which we approach albums makes it difficult to say whether the format itself is on its last legs. Perhaps Weird Al’s singles-focused approach is
Jack White has confirmed shows in two large venues to his Lazaretto world tour: The first 2015 dates of the ongoing campaign will be a January 30 Madison Square Garden headline
Billy Idol will embark on a theatre tour of the U.S. and Canada in January and February of 2015. The North American tour, which begins January 21 in New Orleans,
It wasn’t clear whether or not anyone in the audience at Rough Trade in Brooklyn knew what they were in for when Christopher Denny took the stage on September 15th.
Part concert, part frat party, and part religious revival, Vintage Trouble’s Boston performance last Tuesday was one hell of a good time. From the opening notes of the double timed
When Motley Crue made the announcement early this year that they were going to cease being a band following a big farewell tour, some fans actually cheered because it meant
[rating=8.00] Once an unknown band that lurked in the shadows while releasing tracks anonymously, with its full-length debut Sir Sly shines a light on an immense talent for creating infectious
Govt Mule will be ringing in the New Year with 2 shows (12/30, 12/31) at The Beacon Theatre in NYC and the band will will be joined by special guest
[rating=8.00] Garcia Live Volume Four stands as a testament to the wealth of material available for the on-going archive project. In fact, this two-disc set, from a Colorado stop on
Denver five-piece Ark Life played Glasslands on September 27th, sandwiched between sets from Nevada Nevada and The Spring Standards. With only a little less than an hour on the stage,