Article Archive for September 2006
The folks at AT&T Blue Room did it again this past weekend offering up coverage of KROQ’s Inland Invasion show featuring the likes of Muse, Buckcherry, Alice in Chains (not featured online however) and one …
Welcome to the Culture Bully: Choose Your Own Album Giveaway! This is a unique contest which will see a winner once a day, every day in September! What’s the catch? There is …
Welcome to the Culture Bully: Choose Your Own Album Giveaway! This is a unique contest which will see a winner once a day, every day in September! What’s the catch? There is …
It’s been years since the truest of black metal fan had given up the belief that the far too polished sounds of Cradle of Filth belonged in their world. Despite the corpse paint*, long hair …
Welcome to the Culture Bully: Choose Your Own Album Giveaway! This is a unique contest which will see a winner once a day, every day in September! What’s the catch? There is …
“Hole in the Earth,” the latest Deftones single, leads off what should be an impressive release from the nü-metal survivors. As a both samples and advanced versions of various songs surfaced the tracks fueled …
With his recent buzzworthy video for The Horror’s “Sheena Is A Parasite” Chris Cunningham proves once again to make something stunning out of something mediocre. Nothing against The Horrors, I mean, being on the …
Welcome to the Culture Bully: Choose Your Own Album Giveaway! This is a unique contest which will see a winner once a day, every day in September! What’s the catch? There is …
Thanks to AOL Indie for giving me the low down on the upcoming release of Bad Brains Live at CBGB 1982 in which features some of the songs performed over three nights beginning Christmas-eve 1982, …
Bonnie “Prince” Billy is pretty much everybody’s favorite guy. He’s Drunkard’s favorite dude. Daytrotter’s all about him. And even Pitchfork is giving it up. Like I said, he’s pretty much everybody’s …
Welcome to the Culture Bully: Choose Your Own Album Giveaway! This is a unique contest which will see a winner once a day, every day in September! What’s the catch? There is …
Acclaimed East-Coast folk instrumentalist Duane Andrews’ recent offering, Crocus, represents a shift towards further defining himself as a tangibly diverse musician. Throughout there are flirtations with ragtime, a variety of waltzes and boggy jazz …
