A history of blood, guts and extreme rock n’ roll There have been more rock bands to come down the proverbial pike then anyone would care to count—each boasting that they are unique, different and in some cases better than all… (Read More)
Gothic Theatre
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- (R) Corky St. Clair: Christopher Guest Dr. Allan Pearl: Eugene Levy Ron Albertson: Fred Willard Sheila Albertson: Catherine O’Hara Libby Mae Brown: Parker Posey Directed by Christopher Guest. Written by Guest and Eugene Levy. Running time: 84 minutes. Rated R…
From Denver, Pat McGuire creates a new sound by combining honesty, angst, and hope that captures the soft harshness of life. its not emo, but what else would you call it? (Read More)
Wake Up Colorado’s Revolution Rockfest ‘04
WakeUpColorado! Presents Revolution Rockfest The election is quickly approaching! Colorado Musicians Supporting Progressive State Senate Candidates Join Congressman Mark Udall To Rock The Right Right Out Of Office with… Wendy Woo Fortywatt The Freak Street Project White Girl Lust And guest… (Read More)
Jonathan Jones—Vocals+Piano Ryan Lallier—Guitar+Vocals Thomas Lee—Drums Andrew Grosse—Bass Biography Waking Ashland is a five piece rock band hailing from the San Fernando Valley in Northridge, CA. Formed in November of 2003 with the goal of performing a form of rock that… (Read More)
Walking Bicycles prove there might still be some life in the whole post-punk/new wave thing after all. They are stuttering and jagged and raw, but with a deeply-ingrained melodicism that sets them apart from their similarly-influenced peers. – chromewaves, Canada Jocelyn… (Read More)
Walking Concert: A name that invokes a kid cruising the streets. He’s wearing stereo headphones and he’s lost in quadraphonic dreams. When Walter Schreifels was only 16, he founded Gorilla Biscuits. Gorilla Biscuits released the seminal hardcore album, Start Today on… (Read More)
Aaron Ruby• bass Candace Kucsulain • vocals Dustin Schoenhofer • drums Chris Rawson • guitar Mike Hasty • guitar You would think that after an extensive two-month tour of Europe, as well as years as one of the most stalwart hardcore… (Read More)
“People ask me if they should call my music blues or rock, I tell them they can call it ‘Fred’ if they must have a label.” That remark, along with the exclamation that “the blues shouldn’t be a museum… the… (Read More)
There’s nobody quite like Walter Wolfman Washington & his Roadmasters. Equal parts funk, soul, and gospel blues stirred with deep feeling and simmered in a special New Orleans roux, Wolfman’s music pulses with imagination and joy, framed by the guitarist’s exquisitely… (Read More)
When you think of Los Angeles, one might think of Hollywood, fame, sunshine and the beach. Downtown Los Angeles is dark, full of junkies and abandoned warehouses. In the middle of the fakest city in the world, there’s a bull’s eye… (Read More)
Indeed, it’s been a long strange trip for Warlocks leader Bobby Hecksher since his band played their first gig on July 4th, 1998. Hecksher, who moved to California from Florida in the late ‘80s, formed his first group shortly after arriving… (Read More)
here was no reason to expect Warren Zanes’ remarkable debut, Memory Girls. Seventeen years old in the mid-1980s when he joined his brother Dan Zanes’ acclaimed Boston band the Del Fuegos, Warren was the kid who stole your drink off the… (Read More)
Different Mothers, Same Rhythm: The History of WAS ( NOT WAS ). David Weiss and Don Fagenson are just like Leiber & Stoller, two Jewish boys who should have been black. While their music had us jigging and gyrating, their lyrics… (Read More)
A history of blood, guts and extreme rock n’ roll There have been more rock bands to come down the proverbial pike then anyone would care to count—each boasting that they are unique, different and in some cases better than all… (Read More)
Heavy music and emotionally revealing lyrics go together like snow and a cold day. Colorado’s Wasting Yesterday, is breaking from tradition. By combining diverse influences to create a unique sound that collectively confronts old memories and proves that there is a… (Read More)
watashi wa began in the winter of 1996 and consisted of four friends; Seth Roberts who was 13, Denny Raike who was 13, Brendan Alvord who was 14, and his little brother Kevin who was 12. Seth met Brendan at winter… (Read More)
Every so often, people have the tendency to want to inflict bodily harm on another person, something that can be accomplished in many malicious ways. An extreme example would be to shoot someone at point blank range, but if you want… (Read More)
Mikey Russell – Vocals, Guitar Bob Buckstaff – Guitar, Wurlitzer Harrison Taylor – Bass Guitar Sammy Del Real – Drums To the lucky few who caught the first live shows of new Chicago-based quartet Wax on Radio, those performances may be… (Read More)
Wayne is from Birmingham. Based on their mesmerizing debut album, Music on Plastic, you might just as easily assume they are from Birmingham England, as their actual home state of Alabama. The four-man group has crafted a multi-layered, 13-song tapestry that… (Read More)
Wayne Hancock has been called “the master of hillbilly swing,” a “roots Renaissance man,” a “country singer’s country singer” and “Hank Williams meets Gershwin.” But the phrase most frequently echoed throughout his career is “Wayne Hancock is the real deal.” Joe… (Read More)
Before forming Westside Connection with Cube and Mack 10, WC rose through the ranks as lead lyricist for groups Low Profile and Maad Circle. After the success of Westside, WC also released a pair of solo albums, The Shadiest One and… (Read More)
