Peeping Tom featuring Mike Patton and Dan the Automator
Years in the making, PEEPING TOM, noise rock renaissance man Mike Patton’s most accessible work since his days in Faith No More, is finally a reality. The 11-track opus, featuring a lengthy and incongruous cast of guest performers, is set for… (Read More)
triumph—n 1: a successful ending of a struggle or contest; “the general always gets credit for his army’s victory”; “the agreement was a triumph for common sense” [syn: victory] [ant: defeat] 2: the exultation of victory v 1: prove superior; "The… (Read More)
With a sound comprised of melodic repetition, progressive builds, schizophrenic transitions and the occasional crushing wall of noise – Peña is constantly evolving. Choosing to pass on standard song structures, the music becomes an extension of thoughts, emotion, and surroundings. Created… (Read More)
Resting on laurels has never been an option for the men of Southern California’s punk rock powerhouse Pennywise. With The Fuse — an amazing, incendiary album from its first snare drum crack to its last molten guitar line — the legendary… (Read More)
The great chasm for any musician is the distance between what they hear in their heads and what reaches listeners’ ears. Unless you’re a band committed to either effete esoterica or stage-humping feral lunacy, your success largely depends on how well… (Read More)
The spirit of aloha is alive and well and currently residing in sunny Southern California . Meet Pepper; Bret Bollinger, Kaleo Wassman, and Yesod Williams, three young innovative minds mixed with divine inspiration from the Hawaiian Islands. Pepper has been perched… (Read More)
Pere Ubu emerged from the urban wastelands of mid-‘70s Cleveland to impact the American underground for generations to follow; led by hulking frontman David Thomas, whose absurdist warble and rapturously demented lyrics remained the band’s creative focus throughout their long, convoluted… (Read More)
Perfect Orange—Ska meets rock and roll with a horn line that rivals the days of the Tower of Power. They have been bringing their unique cross of ska music and rock and roll to the East Coast since May 2002. Claiming… (Read More)
Charlie(VoX) eric(drums) Jeff(guitar) Pete(guitar) Joe (Bass) Perfection is a Myth Hailing from Denver, CO is a band you might call Diverse. Striving for originality, with roots mainly in Hardcore and Metal, PIAM fuses in Melody, Math, Punk, Thrash, with just enough… (Read More)
Perpetual Groove has become a rock band. That’s the impression fans got when they heard one of the rock & roll tracks from Perpetual Groove’s new album, LIVELOVEDIE at the band’s sold out New Year’s Eve performance. LIVELOVEDIE was produced… (Read More)
There are reasons why the angels in old Renaissance-era frescoes are always toting horns, and they aren’t all biblical: Blown just so, brass instruments have a way of setting a tone, inducing feelings — from reverent to melancholic and back again… (Read More)
LATE SHOW: DOORS AT 8:30PM: A minor musical miracle took place in Brooklyn, New York in 1962-the birth of the a cappella singing group known as The Persuasions. No member was originally from Brooklyn. Four of the five were still teenagers… (Read More)
These tickets are not available at King Soopers or Twist and Shout. Buy online or at the Gothic Box office Pete Yorn is proof that fairy tales do come true. The 26 year old drummer turned singer/songwriter landed a record deal… (Read More)
Blues people tend to express their blues more fervently than less bluish people. It is, for them, the celebration of surviving tragic and difficult times. It often takes the form of music, art, fast cars, urban graffiti etc… All people drive… (Read More)
Charismatic vocalist and prodigious jazz pianist Peter Cincotti is clearly “a star in the making” (Hollywood Reporter). At the age of 19, he is the youngest artist ever to appear at New York’s famed Oak Room at The Algonquin, and a… (Read More)
PETER HIMMELMAN Here is the link to the video peter made by himself in 2 hours… http://www.peterhimmelman.com/videoclips/wetmatches/wetmatchesbig.html " Suddenly I’m forty five, I’m balding, and I’ve been cooped up indoors doin’ these thirty second snippets of television music for the last… (Read More)
Despite having a successful solo career as a cult artist, vocalist Peter Murphy remains best known as the lead vocalist for Bauhaus, the pioneering post-punk goth rock band of the early ‘80s. After disbanding Bauhaus in 1983, Murphy formed Dali’s Car… (Read More)
Peter Rowan was one of the major cult bluegrass artists of the ’80s, winning a devoted, international fan base through his independent records and constant touring. A skilled singer/songwriter, Rowan also yodeled, and played numerous stringed instruments and the saxophone. He… (Read More)
Singer/songwriter Don Edwards dedicated his musical career to recapturing and preserving the spirit of the Old West by recording old and new cowboy songs. Edwards was born and raised in Boonton, a New Jersey farming community, and was inspired by the… (Read More)
You have most likely read about Peter Walker here on the Tripwire before. We were familiar with his previous album, Landed, but really didn’t hop on his bandwagon until seeing him perform in NYC this past fall. During that show he… (Read More)
Smooth jazz guitarist Peter White’s lyrical lines and musical inventiveness are a joy to listen to. The affable Englishman’s charm and playfulness comes through in his music, giving his style of smooth jazz a liveliness that others in the genre lack… (Read More)
Just who are Petty Booka, and where did they come from? If you’ve wandered this far into our island jungle, then you must know a little something of their legend, which is spoken of in whispers around beachside bonfires and cattle… (Read More)
