With a name that sounds like an erroneously translated Japanese t-shirt, Why Twist the Hair is the latest innovation out of Boston. Consisting of
I would assume that the local music scene in Washington D.C. is filled with an abundant number of bands who view American patriotism as
If there is one thing that Christian McKee has down pat, it is his regard for influence. Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and Nick Drake.
Cute. It is a four-letter word that has always irked me a bit. I am not sure why either; it is a perfectly legible
In the midst of the alternative explosion of the 90s, the popularity of pub rock began to diminish. Artists in the vein of Huey
I have learned many interesting things about people through lively music discussion. One would be the form of desperation individuals often find themselves in,
Think back to the 1990s. What comes to mind? For me and many others engaged in music, we all remember the uprising of grunge,
It is becoming increasingly difficult to find an actively successful band that originated in high school. With the limited social environment, educational pressures, and
Oh no. Could this possibly be a short post with the sole intent to be “the first” to post these highly anticipated tracks? As
Artists: Bloc Party, Noisettes, The Maccabees Date: Thursday, June 7th, 2007 Venue: The Stone Pony (Asbury Park, NJ) by Mike Mineo The Stone Pony
