Following a year of worldwide festivals and select shows supporting Queens of The Stone Age, Jack White, The Black Keys and Arctic Monkeys, The Kills recently returned to North America
[rating=8.00] Americana painted with a dance heavy vibe is what greets you on Imaginary People’s first full length album, cleverly titled Dead Letterbox. The NYC based five piece pulses with
I have a confession to make: I live in Austin and somehow I’ve never managed to see The Bellfuries perform live. This is something I’m actually a little ashamed about
“The Rest,” the first new track from Alex Bleeker and the Freaks’ forthcoming third LP Country Agenda premiered yesterday (below) is set for release October 16 via Sinderlyn. The band will
[rating=8.00] Jason Isbell is treated like a savior these days because he is one of the few artists actually doing original, well-written songs within the spectrum of country and rock.
Jamie xx just might be the single most tasteful DJ of the 21st Century and his sold out performance at Boston’s Royale night club made it obvious why. xx (born
Amongst the buried and the Garden of Eternal Love began a two hour intergalactic journey courtesy of Tame Impala, who finished their two night stay at the Hollywood Forever Cemetary.
“There’s a lot of heartbreak when you’re on tour. … I don’t know.” Zach Yudin followed this introduction to “Deep Sea” with a self-deprecating laugh before his band, Cayucas, eased
[rating=6.00] “Who’s Grover Cleveland?” Shit has finally hit the fan this week on The Brink, and with Raja dead there’s not much choice or wiggle room for the driving protagonists. As
[3.00] “Gaslighting” How appropriate that this week’s episode starts with a car wreck. To clarify, it’s a commercial within the show, and seemingly has nothing to do with the rest of
