I found a fairly interesting tribute album yesterday. Though there have been dozens of Beach Boys tributes already, Do It Again: A Tribute To
Blur frontman Damon Albarn has always been involved with something musically fascinating. Besides being the face of the highly popular Blur, Albarn has also
Ian MacKaye’s major influence on hardcore punk is often overlooked, with his label (Dischord Records) being one of the longest running punk labels during
I don’t blame you if you originally thought that The Bishops were a band from the 60s. After all, one look at their photo
Fujiya & Miyagi aren’t from Japan. Hell, they aren’t even Japanese. Steve Lewis (Fujiya?), David Best (Miyagi?), and Matt Hainsby all originate from the
Squarepusher is the alias for Thomas Jenkinson, an English musician who uses nothing more than a bass guitar, samples, and a drum machine to
Who is Shugo Tokumaru? Many have never heard of him, though some know that the talented musician from Tokyo, Japan is a budding star.
The Sleepy Jackson’s debut ‘Lovers’ was a real treat and would probably ease into my top ten of the decade thus far. It was
Ignore the emo hair for a second, because The Automatic are certainly not an emo band. I wouldn’t be posting it if they were.
“Iron Hero, a rhythmic Athens dream-pop six piece (two drummers!) will self-release its debut album, Safe As Houses, on July 25, 2006! Engineered by
