Article Archive for July 2006
Lions in the Street are one of those bands that you can’t help but enjoy. There is a great divide between groups who dabble as a full blown rock n’ roll machine and those …
New York Dolls perform “Dance Like a Monkey” on the Henry Rollins Show.
I generally considered Matisyuha a joke when a lot of media was pointed in his direction a few months back. Then I listened to his performance from Bonnaroo and all that changed. His music is …
I’ve been interested in this band since I first heard interweb rumblings a few months back. Essentially it’s another “supergroup” filled out with the DeLeo brothers from Stone Temple Pilots, Filter’s Richard Patrick and …
I’ve been a fan of Mastodon for some time now, mostly due to the fact that the band melds a unique blend of intricate guitar into its heavy rhythmic base. These new songs, coming …
Midlake is a strange band, being one that is truly deserving of being at the center of attention within the realm of today’s indie rock scene. The band’s latest release The Trials Of Van …
One of the greatest points of interest on Sinner comes from its liner notes, “Thanks” in particular, as it drives an interest into where this new Joan Jett is coming from. Steven Van Zandt, Fugazi, …
I am extremely excited to see The Lips next month and this performance piece doesn’t nothing to calm my enthusiasm. Dancing alien babes, galloping Santas, giant robots, balloons and more…commonplace really…and I can’t wait …
I’ve supported the band since before the release of Are You Nervous? and I still believe that Rock Kills Kid is one of the better synth-rock bands with a release this year. Seeing the …
Keeping in line with recent performances from the New York Dolls comes another performance by punk pioneers, the Buzzcocks. I’m not as impressed when comparing to the Dolls’ recent performances, but the band still …
Check out one of hip hop’s best modern groups from the group’s recent performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live:
I checked out this acoustic performance from Korn on a whim. How could the band possibly transfer to an acoustic sound and still maintain any sense of regularity? Well, it does. Korn …


