Continuing our spotlight on Primus this week, for today’s Tuesday’s Gone, we’re throwing it all the way back to the beginning of the band with this remarkable footage of them
Dywayne Thomas Jr., aka MonoNeon, marches to his beat and can take any direction. I’ve seen him burn up the stage at Newport Jazz with a decibel-breaking, raucous performance. That
Rat Motel is the Columbus-based buzz rock duo of Seth and Clayton Peacock. The brothers released their debut album in 2023, cementing their droney, artfully orchestrated nightscapes and massive, dual-cylinder
When seeing BEATrio in concert, drummer Antonio Sanchez, who positioned himself as the project’s leader, rather offhandedly quipped, “Banjo, harp, drums…what the hell is that?” It may be one of
It’s a beautiful spring day in sunny California, and Don Felder has something other than an interview on his mind when he calls me: “I might have to go out
It’s hard to believe that it has been almost four years since 17-year-old Jack Barksdale recorded his last full-length album. There have been a smattering of singles and an EP
Continuing with our loose “Alt-Metal May” theme, this week we’ll spotlight yet another classic and highly influential band from that somewhat niche genre: Primus. Indeed, when they first burst onto
It had been nearly six years since thrash-metal titans Power Trip last graced the stage of Metro Chicago. The band, of course, had good reason for their extended hiatus from
Ray Barretto was already a giant in Latin music when he released Barretto in 1975. Born in New York to Puerto Rican parents, he had spent the previous two decades
When Geordie Greep suddenly announced the end of Black Midi last year, the math rock outfit he had founded in his teens and co-fronted, it was met with shock. After
