The Aquarian

August 12, 2009 1

Like many bands who break up in their prime (Kyuss being the most prevalent example in my mind), the legend...

Metal Skull: Interview with Firebird: Going Grand

JJ Koczan

Columns

August 6, 2009 0

Guitarist/vocalist Bill Steer of UK classic rock power trio Firebird is one of few individuals in the realm of heavy...

Reality Check: Stupidly, Stupidly, Stupidly, Life Is But A Dream

James Campion

Columns

August 4, 2009 0

The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures,...

Metal Skull: Pig Destroyer In The Black – Interview With JR Hayes

JJ Koczan

Columns

July 29, 2009 0

A cross-generational assemblage of grindcore luminaries, the Blackened Music Series’ gathering of legends Repulsion, Brutal Truth and Pig Destroyer is...

Reality Check: The Healthcare Shuffle

James Campion

Columns

July 27, 2009 0

Fourth Rail of American Politics Goes Nuclear At the risk of continuing to make Glenn Beck weep like a schoolgirl...

Metal Skull: Clutch’s Tim Sult – A Reliable Source Of Information

JJ Koczan

Columns

July 16, 2009 0

If you felt the world suddenly get groovier Tuesday, it’s because seminal Maryland rockers Clutch released their new album, Strange...

Reality Check: Woody Being Woody

James Campion

Columns

July 13, 2009 0

In Praise of The Master’s Latest Opus, Whatever Works Whatever love you can get and give, whatever happiness you can...

Shooting From The Hip: The Drones

John Fortunato

Columns

May 21, 2009 0

Over the course of five albums in eight years, the Drones have honed their dauntless apocalyptic sound. Current subterranean champs...

Shooting From The Hip: Gang Gang Dance Regale Saint Dymphna

John Fortunato

Columns

March 10, 2009 0

It’s lamentable how often death provides meaningful stimulus for musicians of all stripes. Sometimes it redeems otherwise reluctant artists to...

Shooting From The Hip: Crystal Stilts Trek Brooklyn, Reveal Alight Of Night

John Fortunato

Columns

March 2, 2009 0

Meeting in Boca Raton through mutual friends, Velvet Underground fans Brad Hargett (vocals) and JB Townsend (guitar) moved to New...

Features

KLIPXXI: Klip Collective’s Been Keeping It Weird for 21 Years

‘We’re the Same as We Always Have Been’ – The Dictators

Part VI of the When We Were Young Series: L.S. Dunes

Featured

The Allman Betts Band—Keep On Growing

Reviews

Red Wanting Blue at Café Wa? / November 12, 2024

Mk.gee at Franklin Music Hall / November 7, 2024

Iron Maiden at Prudential Center / November 9, 2024

Featured

HOT ROCKS: New Releases from Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Liam Gallagher, DIO, and Sepultura

Columns

On The Record: Elvis Costello’s ‘King of America & Other Realms,’ plus more new releases

On The Record: The Allman Brothers Band, plus Renaissance, Frank Sinatra, a David Olney Tribute, & More New Releases

Rant ‘N’ Roll: Rarities & More

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Queued Up: Exploring the World of Bong Joon-Ho (‘Parasite’), plus ‘Doctor Sleep,’ ‘The Siren,’ ‘Scandalous,’ ‘Untouchable,’ and more.

Live Events

Great Live Music for a Late November Weekend in NYC

Live Music for NYC Audiences This Week

Awesome Live Music for Mid-November in NYC

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Phish’s Mike Gordon & Jon Fishman Perform at Bernie Sanders Super Tuesday Rally

Metal Skull: YOB: The Unreal Never Ceased, Pt. 1: An Interview With Mike Scheidt

Metal Skull: Interview with Firebird: Going Grand

Reality Check: Stupidly, Stupidly, Stupidly, Life Is But A Dream

Metal Skull: Pig Destroyer In The Black – Interview With JR Hayes

Reality Check: The Healthcare Shuffle

Metal Skull: Clutch’s Tim Sult – A Reliable Source Of Information

Reality Check: Woody Being Woody

Shooting From The Hip: The Drones

Shooting From The Hip: Gang Gang Dance Regale Saint Dymphna

Shooting From The Hip: Crystal Stilts Trek Brooklyn, Reveal Alight Of Night

#THROWBACK: The Cranberries, December 14, 1994

Great Live Music for a Late November Weekend in NYC

On The Record: Elvis Costello’s ‘King of America & Other Realms,’ plus more new releases

KLIPXXI: Klip Collective’s Been Keeping It Weird for 21 Years

‘We’re the Same as We Always Have Been’ – The Dictators