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Archive for August, 2009
R. Kelly’s new release is so profound he didn’t bother titling it
Now, usually we don’t do this (we actually do), but we’re going to go ahead and break you off with the tracklist of R. Kelly’s newest album Untitled. Originally slated for a 2010 release, Kells follow up to 2007′s Double Up was original titled 12 Play, 4th Quarter. But after that leaked, the whole album [...]
The Toronto International Film Festival just got a whole lot more free Neil Young concerts
The title might not make sense, but the news surely does!
Camera Obscura announces another lengthy world tour
After hitting our shores earlier this year, Camera Obscura is back on road for the foreseeable future. The current itinerary includes a lengthy European tour, 14 dates in North America with Papercuts, and a quick trip to New Zealand and Australia to ring in the new year. Of course, all this will be in support [...]
Album Review: Suicide City – Frenzy
Overkill is the word here, and Suicide City need some serious discovery.
Nick Oliveri to release solo album, Death Acoustic
Throughout Nick Oliveri’s career, he has been found in several of the generation’s coolest rock bands, from Kyuss to Queens of the Stone Age to The Dwarves to his current band Mondo Generator (he’s even got a sporadic group with Dean Ween and Butthole Surfer Jeff Pinkus called Moistboyz). For the second album under his [...]
Album Review: Brendan Benson – My Old, Familiar Friend
My Old, Familiar Friend is full of the Wings-esque stadium songs, all in the structure of overcomplicated pop songs. These are grandiose declarations of love lost and gained, and the complexities of being a human, far removed from the obscure, often artsy lyrical content and musical construction of his Raconteurs bandmates.
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