A Thistle & Shamrock Christmas Ceilidh
Anyone who’s a fan of Celtic music knows The Thistle & Shamrock, a…
Anyone who’s a fan of Celtic music knows The Thistle & Shamrock, a…
Man, the Insomniacs just keep getting better and better. On Get Something …
It’s no small fact that hordes of bands have been ripping off – and often po…
If you know them at all, you probably know them as Alabama 3 or, most likely,…
In scant years and forty-nine releases, Kindercore has built a reputation it …
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Spooky and evil abound on this album, produced by none other than Fred Durst….
Once again, Relapse continues to play their cards right, signing up another y…
Precipitate8 is tormented by dreams of Taco Bell cannibalism, claustrophobic submarine missions, and strange facial deformities. Burroughs-y,
Flash Fictions :: You can run, but you can’t hide (+1) :: Tuesday, December 19th, 2000
Minority Report :: Daytripping with Ralphy :: Tuesday, December 19th, 2000
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Stripwax :: Johnny Cash (Ink 19, December 2000)
Halfway is an apt title of the newest Fatboy Slim release. The tracks …
Lunasect is a four-piece band that straddles the line between new age music a…
Why a band like San Francisco-based Oranger is not on spinART is beyond me. T…
What is “sound art” and how does it relate to the heavy rock of Neurosis? Nirav Soni asks Steve Von Till, guitarist for both Neurosis and their side project, Tribes Of Neurot.
I’m torn. On one hand, the Solipsistics tend perilously towards preciousness….
Prolific is an understatement when it comes to J Church. They have consistent…
With the thirty-fifth anniversary of debut album Whirlpool, UK shoegaze outfit Chapterhouse is back together again and touring the US as part of Slide Away Music Festival.
The Englert theater hosted Little Feat as they embark on their Last Farewell Tour.
Meiko Kaji’s katana is sharp and looking for revenge in Wandering Ginza Butterfly and its sequel, She Cat Gambler, a stylish pair of early ’70s action films.