Article Archive for August 2006
Do you ever feel like you missed out on something good while you had the chance, but if only you had dug a little deeper… After hearing the Nikki Sudden’s “Seven Miles” I was …
Rather than a slow brooding rock monster, what seems to be at the core of The Color is a bit of a paranoid, caffeine induced garage-blues. The LA-based band has a funny way about …
Rising from the ashes of Rollerskate Skinny and Philadelphia’s Aspera comes Favourite Sons, a remarkable New York-based garage hipster five-piece. Though the band came together in the late months of 2004 it seems to …
Sloan’s upcoming release Never Hear The End Of It is scheduled as a single CD set with 30 tracks. Three zero. That’s four sides of vinyl to you culture bullies out there. …
Kaki King has been a beautiful musical obsession of mine for the past few months and upon release of her latest album I was delighted to find out that she experimented with her own voice …
Just in case if you’re not Crazyd out yet, here’s your fix of Gnarls Barkley for the day. This coming from a performance from this past monday on The Late Show with David Letterman.
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The new Bob Dylan video is interesting in that it focuses on where Dylan is at, at this one point in history. I liken this video to a performance a few years pack at …
Jonathan Meiburg, formerly the keyboardist for Okkervil River, takes the reigns as lead vocalist on the band’s latest album Palo Santo. Originally started as a collaboration between Okkervil’s Will Sheff and, then Kingfisher, Meiburg, …
Chicago’s The Interiors reclaim a brand of slower, driving brand of rock historically claimed by a mid-90s generation of band fresh off the heals of grunge. Lead by a harmonic version of J Mascis, …
A few weeks back I was invited out to a small bar near my house by a friend, and being the kind gentleman I am, I agreed. Once at the bar, we met his …
One of my favorite albums this year has been The Majestic Twelve’s Schizophrenology. It touches on an absolute select feeling which embraces change in contrast to a voice angrily minimizing those endorsing opposing views. …
From Minneapolis, the industrial tease band hesitates to delve too deep into any given sound, striking out at electropunk, flirting with a synth based avant ambiant and lacing a rampage aimed directly at the heart …

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