Quantcast
Interview with Ian McCulloch of Echo & the Bunnymen
November 30, 2009 – 12:29 pm | 6 Comments

I’m fully aware that celebrities and musicians put their pants on one leg at time just like I do. But when an opportunity to interview someone whose discography has influenced a significant number of the bands in the following generations, you just can’t help feeling like a school girl. Ian McCulloch, frontman of the legendary Echo & the Bunnymen, is one such person, and by fortune’s hand, I recently had the opportunity to interview the iconic vocalist.

Read the full story »
Album Reviews

Unique perspectives and opinions on new and recent releases

Concert Coverage

Photos, videos and reviews from a variety of live events.

Interviews

Engaging discussions with artists from around the world.

Spotlight

Highlighting songs and bands, old and new

Video

Music videos & performance footage

Home » Music News

BLK JKS to play Minneapolis’ Global Roots Festival

Submitted by Chris DeLine on August 11, 2009 – 5:45 am2 Comments

BLK JKS’ forthcoming full-length debut After Robots will be released via Secretly Canadian this coming September 8. From Drowned in Sound:

The record was produced at the Electric Ladyland studios in New York City by Secret Machines bloke Brandon Curtis. BLK JKS have been described as various things throughout their time, but their greatness and quality transcends any kind of label anyone could place on them.

September 8 – New York, NY – S.O.B.’s
September 18 – Urbana, IL – The Canopy Club—Pygmalion Festival
September 19 – Madison, WI – The Stage Door—Forward Music Festival
September 20 – Chicago, IL – Bottom Lounge
September 21 – Chicago, IL – The Hideout
September 22 – Pontiac, MI – The Pike Room
September 24 – Minneapolis, MN – Global Roots Festival (@ Cedar Cultural Center)
September 26 – Bloomington, IN – Lotus Festival
September 29 – Washington, D.C. – Black Cat

BLK JKS “Molalatladi” (mp3)
BLK JKS “Lakeside” (mp3)
BLK JKS “Banna Ba Modimo” (mp3)

Official | MySpace | Wikipedia

2 Comments »

  • Jeff says:

    ‘After Robots’ is incredible. One of the most interesting bands around today. Too bad there’s no west coast dates…

  • Brent says:

    Sorry, but the worst show I’ve ever been to in Minneapolis. All talented musicians but zero cohesion as a live group. Seriously, go back to the drawing board fellas. The album is great, but they don’t tour with a producer.

Leave a comment!

Add your comment below, or trackback from your own site. You can also subscribe to these comments via RSS.

Be nice. Keep it clean. Stay on topic. No spam.