Miles Outside is a five piece live alternative hip hop band based in the Bay Area by way of Japan, Taiwan, San Francisco, and San Mateo. The members of Miles Outside are from various musical backgrounds including funk, rock, jam, hip-hop, soul, and drum n bass. Vocalists Paulie Rhyme and Moto, along with drummer Young Dave, are most notably known from their membership in Finless Brown, while Justin and Bobby…
“Sunday†starts out with a very classic type of sound that shows The Cakes as a band that are very in touch with the bands that they listened to as kids. This means during “Sundayâ€, there are hints of Toni Basil, The Moody Blues, and even Styx. The production value of this EP is solid enough to allow for The Cakes to not be held back but anything but their…
New Orleans, LA’s sons of American no-frills black metal, GOATWHORE, have just announced that the title of their fourth full-length album, and second for Metal Blade, will be Carving Out the Eyes of God. For the follow up to 2006’s A Haunting Curse, GOATWHORE headed back to St. Petersburg, FL to record with producer Erik Rutan at Manna Studios with mastering being handled by Alan Douches of West West Side.…
Metal Mind Productions will release “The Fifth Seasonâ€, a live album by Quidam – definitely one of the most important Polish progressive/art rock bands. The band was founded in 1991 by Maciek Meller, Radek Scholl and Rafal Jermakow. Soon they were joined by Zbyszek Florek. They played under the name Deep River then and offered a mixture of hard rock and blues. The change of the musical direction was evident…
Pearl Jam announced today two, summer, North American performances. Concerts are scheduled to take place August 21st in Toronto, Canada and August 23rd in Chicago, Illinois. Public tickets for the Toronto, Canada show goes on-sale Friday, May 8th at 2:00 pm (local time) at all Ticketmaster outlets and online at www.ticketmaster.ca. Chicago, Illinois public ticket go on-sale Saturday, May 9th at 11:00 am (local time) and are also available at…
The dreamy opening to “I Guess I Was Daydreaming†allows Cake on Cake to give individuals a foundation for which to base opinions of the album off of. There is a smart decision made by Cake on Cake at the beginning of the disc, as the first track barely cracks the two minute mark. Having such a short track opening up the album allows for two different styles to come…
Coheed and Cambria, the progressive rock outfit who are recording their fifth album, are also spreading their wings by playing to new audiences in 2009 creating more visibility in the metal world, as well as the jam and indie circles more than ever. Earlier this year, the band supported the heavy metal juggernaut, Slipknot, and now mix that with varied festivals such as Mountain Jam, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Austin City…
– BIOGRAPHY – Although his home state of New Jersey doesn’t offer much in the way of Traditional country music these days (Heck, there’s only one radio station and maybe a few bars if your into modern pop country and line dancing), Michael Patrick takes great pride in filling that void and offers fans a place to call home at his local area performances. Michael didn’t always play country music.…
DeeExpus revealed the tracklist of their first DVD release “Far From Homeâ€. Tracklist: 1. Intro 2. Greed 3. Pttee 4. One 8 5. Pointless Child 6. Red 7. Half Way Home 8. One Day 9. 7 Nights The DVD will also include additional video material: an interview with Andy Ditchfield and Tony Wright and “The Journey Home†documentary. This talented band from UK has so far released only one studio…
I cannot give any information about this act, except that they played a local punk show about 4-5 years ago with other local Ohio acts, and that I picked this disc up in Columbus a few years back many months after they probably disbanded. While “Cooperate†has some serious problems, as it sticks to the typical pop-punk song, it has a very interesting sound to it. While they don’t thank…
As announced earlier this week Artillery, one of the best thrash metal bands around, returns with a brand new studio album. New material entitled “When Death Comes†will be their first studio release since the 1999’s album “B.A.C.Kâ€! And today you can hear two preview tracks (“When Death Comes†and “10.000 Devilsâ€) on MMP’s profile on Myspace: www.myspace.com/metalmindproductions. “When Death Comes†will be released as a jewel case CD and…
To date, Luke Temple has been unconfined by genre. His full-length debut Hold a Match for a Gasoline World presented heartfelt folk tunes and expansive pop numbers filtered through a unique outsider perspective. Last year’s follow-up Snowbeast was an avant statement full of interwoven light and dark imagery recorded entirely in his Brooklyn bedroom. Developed over a two-month period of stream-of-consciousness recording in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Luke’s self-titled debut under his…
Playing a style of rock that mixes together the smoothed-out vocals of Matthew Good with a Geddy Lee-style of voice and scruffy-distorted guitars, Cafebar 401 strikes at the heart of many a listener with their first salvo, “Full-pro Discoâ€. Slowing down the tempo but not removing the strong bass presence during “Many Left Here Long Beforeâ€, Cafebar 401 play a track that is the equivalent of a monotone – flat,…
In a world of increasing conformity and musical banality, Devin Townsend is among the few real personalities who have character, charisma and surprising innovative creativity. As a solo artist and producer, a member of the (by now disbanded) Strapping Young Lad, with whom he played Ozzfest and the main stage at the Download festival, and vocalist on Steve Vai’s album, Sex And Religion, – Townsend has always inspired fans and…
Sarah Burton packs a deadly musical punch using charisma, charm and a rock and roll attitude. With songs that are at the core, folk, Sarah draws from country, pop and rock to create a sound that is both fresh and familiar. Lyrically, Sarah blends traditional folk sensitivity with quirky and sometimes sarcastic word play. Honest and intimate, coy and sometimes brash, Sarah writes provocative songs that slide nicely under the…
The Artery Foundation Across The Nation Tour is back for 2009!! Presented by Merchnow.com and Gondek Design, this year’s trek will again feature a sick lineup of bands, including headliner EMAROSA (fresh of an entire SOLD OUT tour with The Devil Wears Prada and A Day To Remember) as well as OUR LAST NIGHT, IN FEAR & FAITH, I SEE STARS, BURDEN OF A DAY and BROADWAY. Ticket Pre-sale begins…
The Caesars are known unfortunately because of their song “Jerk It Out”, which is annoying to say the least. What is more indicative of their music is a track like the one they opened up “Paper Tigers” with; namely, “It’s Not The Fall That Hurts”. The straight-forward rock sound of that track, with a twinge of eighties dusky electronics, really makes a play for an entirely new genre of music.…
An update from team NACHTMYSTIUM: “It is with much honor to announce our upcoming mini-tour with US rock/doom legends PENTAGRAM! The tour kicks off right here in our neighborhood in Chicago and will take us to the West Coast and then down to Texas for six exclusive performances with this very influential band that’s been around for nearly four decades in one form or another! “Thanks to everyone who had…
May 29 – Baby Bar – Spokane, WA May 30 – The Other Side – Missoula, MT May 31 – The FIlling Station – Bozeman, MT June 1- The Back Porch – Spearfish, SD June 3 – 7th St. Entry – Minneapolis, MN June 7 – Thunderbird Café – Pittsburgh, PA June 8 – The Fire – Philadelphia, PA June 9- Talking Head – Baltimore, MD June 13 – The…
13 songs, released in 2001 on BEC Recordings. Cadet is a 3 piece band whose CD clocks in a 43:20, or about 3:32 a song. Cadet is a very clear sounding Christian punk band who begins to impress with “Speed of Sound†using a synth and also laying the bass on heavily creates a toe-tapping song which owes more to the Presidents of the United States then anything.