After a 3-hour rain delay, the gates finally opened at 2:00 Sunday and the masses came pouring back into Douglas Park for one more day of Riot Fest Festivities. With
In 1998, At The Drive-In was in limbo. They were between labels after the two labels that put out their previous records, Flipside who released Acrobatic Tenement in 1996, and
The Mars Volta have announced a run of headline show dates that will take place this May and include performances at Shaky Knees Festival in Atlanta, Welcome To Rockville Festival in Daytona, FL and a show supporting Red Hot Chili Peppers in San Diego, CA.
For the first time in a decade, The Mars Volta graced the stage. Last night (September 22), the duo kicked off their tour at The Factory in Deep Ellum in
After the release of two new singles following a decade-long hiatus, The Mars Volta, has unveiled details surrounding their seventh upcoming full-length album ‘The Mars Volta’ due for release on September 16, 2022. The new
The Mars Volta have released a new single and short film for “Graveyard Love” out now. The song follows the announcement of the band’s return after a decade long hiatus
Since the release of their 2012 album Noctourniquent, Mars Volta has been very quiet. 2012 also marked the last time the duo played live, but that silence is breaking. Last
Noctourniquet is undoubtedly the most accessible Mars Volta album yet, one that replaces the overreaching bloat of their last two or three titles with the most DIY display of prog-rock dazzle since Adrian Belew toured with Talking Heads. If The Bedlam in Goliath was their Tormato, then consider this excellent outing to be their 90125. And I mean that in the best possible way.
After leaving Humble Pie in 1971 for a solo career, Peter Frampton found only marginal success on his own until the release of his 1976 seminal double-live album Frampton Comes
The Mars Volta is a band of mystery. They're detached, they're impersonal…they're brilliant. It's commonly accepted that a concert should involve some connection between band and audience. By conventional thinking, this is often accomplished with a bit of friendly banter between songs or sing-along parts that blur the lines between performer and audience. But the Mars Volta is anything but a conventional band. They do things differently.
