What does a 19-year-old drummer have in common with a former relevant musician? Find out inside!
It’s time for the annual At The Drive-In reunion rumor.
Well, all you have to do is go to Burning Man, have a “drug-fueled” epiphany, and your game.
Part two of Consequence of Sound’s recap of the scene that was this year’s Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival.
Five years later, Kasabian return with its third album proper, the ludicrously titled West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum (a local lunatic asylum, for those interested). In case the title didn’t give things away, it’s a concept album. Still not convinced? Take a closer look at the art work — it’s clear to see how far they have come.
Today, two of the U.K.’s biggest bands, Oasis and Radiohead, announced plans for the release of items most any fan of Oasis and Radiohead already have. So, why should we care?
If the crowd at St. Vincent’s show at the Metro learned anything on Sunday night it was that: a) Cheerful people can make startlingly dark music and b) some of the year’s best music is in fact startlingly dark.
Because it’s not like there aren’t any other major music festivals on our minds this weekend…
As was the case for Coachella earlier this year, the newly launched AT&T Music will again be providing the poor, the lazy, and the germophobic the opportunity to watch one of the summer’s biggest music festivals from the comfort of their office chair. Beginning Friday, AT&T will be webcasting select performances from this weekend’s Bonnaroo [...]
After spending last year signing a record contract with Fat Possum and reissuing his debut album, American Hearts, A.A. Bondy will use 2009 to unveil some brand new material. On September 1st, the former Verbena frontman turned solo artist will unveil his much-anticipated sophomore effort, a 10-track work entitled When The Devil’s Loose. Recorded primarily [...]