The Cool Kids finally ready to release When Fish Ride Bicycles

By Danielle Fowler on June 1st, 2011

Finally.

The Strokes, Wu-Tang Clan, Duran Duran also playing South by Southwest 2011

By Alex Young on February 22nd, 2011

Odd Future, Trentemøller, and Talib Kweli, too.

Paid Dues unveils 2011 lineup

By Harry Painter on February 1st, 2011

Featuring Black Star, Bun B, Sage Francis, and more!

Check Out: Lupe Fiasco’s All City Chess Club – “We Beaming” (Remix)

By Alex Young on October 13th, 2010

Good Wednesday!

Lupe Fiasco forms supergroup with Asher Roth, Cool Kids, Wale?

By Alex Young on April 7th, 2010

Let’s hope this one actually happens.

The Constellations debut album to feature Cee-Lo, other obscure cameos…

By Chris Coplan on February 2nd, 2010

This is as big of a debut as you can get…

Asher Roth seeks to cure hangovers everywhere

By Alex Young on June 3rd, 2009

If you don’t know who Asher Roth is by now, you’re not really up with the times. If you don’t know who Asher Roth is by the end of this summer, well, to quote Mr. Roth’s recently released debut studio album literally, you may be Asleep in the Bread Aisle. In addition to his upcoming [...]

Blinkapalooza ’09: Who is opening when?

By Alex Young on May 20th, 2009

Now! That’s What I Call a Blink-182 tour in 2009!

Blink-182 gets back together for the kids, plans rock shows everywhere!

By Alex Young on May 15th, 2009

48 hours ago, if someone were to ask you about Blink-182′s upcoming reunion tour, you’d probably say, “Yeah, they’re apparently planning something, but I really haven’t heard what’s going on with it.”

Well, that changed in a hurry.

Album Review: Asher Roth – Asleep in the Bread Aisle

By Michael Denslow on April 27th, 2009

Mark Twain once said that he never met a man whose story was not interesting. I have always been a wholehearted proponent of this philosophy, especially applying it to rap music. Lyrically, rap is my generation’s folk music, and artists like Nas, Rakim and Jay-Z are among our greatest storytellers. But beyond the street-hardened themes [...]