Gone In 60 Seconds – NFR Review
A big thank you / hug / round of applause goes to my UK colleagues / partners in crime Not For Resale. They just posted this wonderful review of “Gone …
Shellac – 2010 Tour + Posters
Shellac are going to embark on a short Fall tour this year with Helen Money serving as a supporting act. Tour dates are below: September 1 – Beachland Ballroom (Cleveland, …
Review Vault – Bipolar Bear/Turrks, VRSA, Morlocks
Bipolar Bear / Turrks – Bisbee (Deleted Art) A quick Google search reveals that there’s a hip-hop band called Bi-Polar Bear, but this particular Bipolar Bear have nothing to do …
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Listomania – Blogs
Anti-Gravity Bunny Avant Music News Bradley’s Almanac Built On A Weak Spot Cougar Microbes Swan Fungus The Decibel Tolls The Devil Has The Best Tuna The Sirens Sound The Thing …
Deep Heaven Now + Somerville Yard Sale – Photos (Playground Boston) + Videos
Photo Credits: Tim Bugbee Video Credits: coordinatezero / ghostboxorchestra / eyephantom See More Photos: Playground Boston
New Music Releases – Boris – Variations + Live In Japan (Daymare / Diwphalanx)
Format: CD / DVD A “greatest hits” collection from this Japanese band, which includes songs from the band’s six studio albums (“Akuma No Uta” / “Heavy Rocks” / “Pink” / …
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Introducing…Pixel Deep
There’s a new blog in town and its name is…Pixel Deep! Its a replacement for an abandoned blog Video Gaming In Boston, which continues on the same subject, but the …
Gone In 60 Seconds – Mentions + Reviews
Taking that whole thing together is like listening to a good radio station for 43 minutes. You’ll smile, you rock out, you’ll say ‘what the hell is this?” – Jayson …
IHRTN Time Machine – 2008 – February + May
Intro Biographies / Discographies / Videos Karp Brainiac Giddy Motors See Also > Karp on Encyclopedia Metallum
Reading Room – Let It Blurt – The Life & Times Of Lester Bangs, America's Greatest Rock Critic
Lately I’ve noticed a new wrinkle on the American landscape: it seems as if there’s a whole generation of kids, each one younger than the last, all of whom live, …