Fronted by musical mastermind Mike Herrera (MxPx and Arthur) and backed by Trotland brothers Harley and Marshall and guitarist Jack Parker, Tumbledown has taken country music and punk to a whole new level.
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It isn’t nostalgia that makes Young Buck inherently more interesting now than he was in 2004. It’s a thinning of values, a dearth of quality that the ensuing six years have brought us.
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Evan Brightly is unique, artistic and multifaceted. Evan Brightly has written a novel, produced an album and is an established painter. Evan Brightly isn’t even a man.
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He was different, dirty and, more often than not, drugged up, but like him or not, Jimi Hendrix’s raw talent is undeniable.
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For her new LP, Robyn leads off with “Indestructible,” a song revamped from a skeletal framework on Body Talk Part 2, and a perfect encapsulation of Robyn’s Body Talk series, making it perhaps the most comprehensive and valuable first single of the bunch.
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The raucous sounds of punk rock. An atmosphere of youthful hubris.
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It may be an acronym to pay attention to, as it will be sweeping our country in a vile wave of destitution.
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With 1988’s Nothing’s Shocking, Jane’s Addiction burst from the Los Angeles club scene onto the national stage, ushering with them a new style of sound.
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First came Ten, and it was good. Then came Nevermind, and it was a game-changer…
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Stevens keeps his typical and bizarre structuring of instrumental sections intact on “Too Much.”
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Leo Mintek is tired.
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Meanderthal is a record collector’s dream come true.
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