Fountains Of Wayne: Out of State Plates
Brian Malone
August 2, 2005
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Fountains of Wayne seems to constantly improve on their formula for structured radio music.
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Lollapalooza 2005 : Grant Park, Chicago, IL July 23 & 24
David Blutenthal
August 1, 2005
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The highly anticipated summer buzz in Chicago was finally here. Lollapalooza! Although Chicago is a prime spot to catch any traveling act you can think of as they pass through on a tour, the city is time and again overlooked for grand scale events such as this. Chicago, which is a major market for concert productions due to a young, vibrant local community that represents a forward thinking, diverse population, finally got it
Top 25 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the ’90s
Garin Pirnia
May 12, 2005
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While the music industry defines a hit by how it ranks on the Billboard Charts, the essence of a hit is something else. It
Classic Albums: Nirvana: Nevermind
David Dube
May 6, 2005
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The Classic Albums series celebrates the impression left by this monumental album with the release of
Longwave 2/12/2005: Luna Lounge – New York, NY
Jennifer Harmon
March 15, 2005
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Gracing the stage at exactly midnight, this Longwave show was to mark the upcoming closing of the Luna Lounge. The New York band pleased the audience by offering up a wide mixture of songs from its music vault including older tunes from the Untitled EP. The group played a lot off their first full-length disc, The Strangest Things, which is often compared to early U2, to new songs from the upcoming sophomore effort, There’s A Fire.
The Music – Redefining Loud (Adam Nutter Interview)
Shane Handler
December 6, 2004
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The Music are redefining loud by means of a prolific sound that mixes a little Janes Addiction, Rush and Led Zeppelin into a dignified electric groove/rhythmic/dance rock outfit. Sound interesting? Wait till you hear lead singer Robert Harvey
mellowdrone: go get ’em tiger
Shane Handler
June 9, 2004
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With its mopey vocals and multi-layered arrangements, the second EP from
mellowdrone – go get ’em tiger – is what would result if Radiohead and the Cure had a jam/writing session for a locked away weekend – or maybe an
hour. In fact, the influences are so obvious it’s hard to pin point you’re
actually listening to mellowdrone, the alter-ego of singer/songwriter/musician Jonathan Bates.
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