It’s a friendship that has allowed the Hellmen to thrive in a scene where they remain on the fringes. "We’re about doing what you want to do instead of trying to like everybody else’s punk band or everyone else’s funk-hippie band… (Read More)
Gothic Theatre
Artists
“I think there’s another band after us – stick around, because we have to go home.” – Maria Taylor, Saddle Creek Records "…smart songwriting that takes cues from Neil Young and the Beatles, with vocals that easily connect with the listener…. (Read More)
FORREST: vocals, guitar and then some JESSE: keyboard MARCUS: bass CHRIS: drums a first hand account: "aye, i’ve been face to face with the sea beast they call hellogoodbye. she’s a gigantic musical beast with four heads, aye, ’tis true. she… (Read More)
Along with Switzerland’s Celtic Frost, Germany’s Helloween was one of the most influential heavy metal bands to come out of Europe during the 1980s. By taking the hard-riffing and minor key melodies handed down from metal masters like Judas Priest and… (Read More)
In a northern London home an evil awaits under the floor boards. Frank Cotton, previously an american thrill seeker purchased a mystical box at a middle eastern bazaar and attempted to use the box to taste pleasures outside the normal realm… (Read More)
Two years ago, Page Hamilton singer, guitarist and founder of the proto-metal outfit Helmet, was driving around Los Angeles with the radio on. The jock on duty had just debuted the hotly anticipated new track from some nü-metal millionaires. Immediately after… (Read More)
Throughout the years Hemi Cuda have been together, they have had the pleasure of playing with such bands as: HELL’S BELLES, White Stripes, AGENT ORANGE, The Donnas, GLUECIFER, The Street Walkin’ Cheetahs, THE BELLRAYS, Los Infernos, THE GAZA STRIPPERS, The Forty-Fives… (Read More)
Flickering strobe lights fade to black, thumping bass guitar strings test the darkness, and a thousand fists punch the air to the chanting of the massive crowd: “Hem-lock! Hem-lock! Hem-lock!” With an ear-crushing first note, the men of Hemlock pound the… (Read More)
Henry Parsons Project—Final Show
BENEFIT FOR MICHAEL HOUSER MUSIC FUND! A self proclaimed “Bloodkin Tribute Band,” HPP started out as a few friends getting together to play the music they loved in a friend’s basement. Fast forward thru months of rigorous touring, many insane gigs… (Read More)
In the ‘90s, Henry Rollins emerged as a post-punk renaissance man, without the self-conscious trappings that plagued such ’80s artists as David Byrne. Since Black Flag’s breakup in 1986, Rollins has been relentlessly busy, recording albums with the Rollins Band, writing… (Read More)
After sailing the seven seas, looting booty and making landlubbers walk the plank, five musicians lowered their sails and docked their ships to Phoenix’s port with only one thing in mind to rock the souls of every last boy and girl… (Read More)
Pete Carstensen- (bass) has been rattling teeth with Denver bands like GutWrench, L.S. Diesel, and Victory Gin for years and only uses Ernie Ball Strings. John Bowers- (drums) played for GutWrench, Kid Plastic, and Victory Gin. John plays Ludwig drums and… (Read More)
Hey Mercedes was born of an undying need to make music. In October of 1999, a mere month after the final shows of Braid, Todd Bell, Damon Atkinson, and Robert Nanna were already sick to death of pawning records, baking biscuits… (Read More)
HeyMike! is a three piece melodic punk band from Camarillo, CA. Forming some time after drummer, Justin Cabrera (Juice), and guitarist/singer Steven Neufeld left Santa Cruz punk icons Craig’s Brother, and got bass player Josh McDonald from Ventura punk band All… (Read More)
hey willpower (two words, lowercase) “hey willpower” was conceived one night in july on 3rd street in san francisco when amy linton and i were at a tussle show and i was still smoking. we were talking about our love for… (Read More)
Though only five songs long, the new self-titled EP from is a shot across the bow of contemporary rock. Mincing no words or notes, the New Jersey-based quintet arrives at a time when music needs new blood, new ideas. Says lead… (Read More)
Teton Gravity Research presents a ski and snowboard movie that challenges the hype and dares you to see what freeskiing and snowboarding have become. HIGH LIFE documents the very best of this year’s riding and culture. TGR’s newest talent continues their… (Read More)
Following the collapse of doom metal titans Sleep, guitarist/vocalist Matt Pike formed High on Fire with bass player George Rice and drummer Des Kensel in 1999. Their first collaboration, The Art of Self-Defense, was released by Man’s Ruin Records the following… (Read More)
High on the Hog formed in early July, 2001, around a common passion for the string band music in American South. By combining European and African musical elements heard in rural dancehalls, at work, and in prayer in everything from fiddle… (Read More)
The members of High Seasons first started playing music together in Boulder Colorado in 1991. The band started playing parties, moved on to various clubs around Boulder, and ultimately headlined shows at the Fox Theater. Some of the bands highlights from… (Read More)
The High Speed Scene popped up right around September of 2001. Between the rock of major geopolitical catastrophe (Sept. 11), and the hard place of personal upheaval (moving to LA with nothing but the shoes on his feet), Max recruited two… (Read More)
$5 + a can of food before 10:00pm, $8 + a can of food all night long. Featuring the Devious Turntable Mekaniks (DJ’s Amuse, Equipt, Square, and Mr. Mckee) Alpha Flight, the Dialektecs, Archetypes, and Cysko Rockwell of the Crunk Bros… (Read More)
Seattle hardcore band Himsa was formed in the autumn of 1998 by frontman Christian, guitarists Brian Johnson and Aaron Edge, bassist Derek Harn and drummer Mike Green. Their debut album Ground Breaking Ceremony appeared the following year on Revelation. (Read More)
Austin Winkler: vocals Joe “Blower” Garvey: guitar Mark King: guitar Mike Rodden: bass Cody Hanson: drums Hinder (verb): 1. To be or get in the way of. 2. To obstruct or delay the progress of. 3. To interfere with action or… (Read More)
