Kid Congo!
by Erin Amar | Mar 12, 2013 | All Stories, Artist Interviews, Music | 0 comments
Kid Congo! From The Gun Club, to The Cramps, to Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Kid Congo has been on the inside of some of the coolest bands on the earth. Nowadays, leading Kid Congo and the Pink Monkey Birds, he seems focused on producing music which condenses all of...Big Dipper Crashes on The Platinum Planet (at last!)
by Erin Amar | Jan 8, 2013 | All Stories, Artist Interviews, Music | 0 comments
Big Dipper Crashes on The Platinum Planet (at last!) In the late 80s, there was hardly a star in Boston’s rock and roll sky that shone brighter than Big Dipper. Comprised of former members of an array of already legendary bands – including The...A Rule is To Break: A Child’s Guide To Anarchy
by Erin Amar | Dec 11, 2012 | All Stories, Author Interviews, Reads | 0 comments
A Rule is To Break: A Child’s Guide To Anarchy Not many children’s book authors can count members of The Throwing Muses, The Butthole Surfers and Dee Dee Ramone among those who have publicly endorsed their work, but the husband and wife creative...El Vez: Putting the Elvis back in Xmas
by Erin Amar | Dec 5, 2012 | All Stories, Artist Interviews, Latest Stories, Music | 0 comments
El Vez: Putting the Elvis back in Xmas What says XMAS more than the punkified carols of El Vez, the Mexican Elvis? Find out what to expect from his holiday tour (on NOW) Although musician/ performance artist Robert Lopez got his start playing in noted LA punk bands...Editor’s Picks: 5 Fall Favorites 2012
by Erin Amar | Nov 6, 2012 | All Stories, Music, Music Reviews | 0 comments
Editor’s Picks: 5 Fall Favorites 2012 Redd Kross – Researching the Blues – Merge Records Channeling the majesty of arena rock, but elegantly never crossing the line to schlock, Redd Kross’ return to recording after a 15 year absence is indisputably...Live Review: Adam Ant at Royale Boston
by Erin Amar | Oct 15, 2012 | All Stories, Music, Music Reviews | 0 comments
Live Review: Adam Ant at Royale Boston Adam Ant & the Good, the Mad and the Lovely Posse October 8, 2012 – Royale Boston Adam Ant? In Boston? Be still my 16-year-old heart! That’s the heart that spent the early 80’s swooning over video of...The Smiths’ Andy Rourke: Hang The DJ?
by Erin Amar | Oct 3, 2012 | All Stories, Artist Interviews, Music | 0 comments
The Smiths’ Andy Rourke: Hang The DJ? When it comes to icons of modern rock, they come hardly more iconic than The Smiths. Rocketing out of the Manchester, England scene nearly 30 years ago on the back of singles like “What Difference Does It Make?,” “This...The Dandy Warhols
by Erin Amar | Aug 9, 2012 | All Stories, Artist Interviews, Music | 0 comments
The Dandy Warhols For dry wit, it’s hard to beat The Dandy Warhols. Formed in 1994, the band’s early success is probably best remembered by the release of their 1997 album The Dandy Warhols Come Down and hit single “Not If You Were The Last Junkie On...Buzz Buzz Buzz: Paul Court of The Primitives
by Erin Amar | Jul 15, 2012 | All Stories, Artist Interviews, Music | 0 comments
Buzz Buzz Buzz: Paul Court of The Primitives Quick. What band has released the most irresistible 60’s style pop record this year? Did you guess The Primitives? You should have. 24 years after the band’s kitten-clawed iconic hit “Crash,” and nearly two...News Of The World: Rocker’s Irregularly Updated Music News Roundup
by Erin Amar | Jun 3, 2012 | All Stories, Music, Music Reviews | 0 comments
News Of The World: Rocker’s Irregularly Updated Music News Roundup (Aging) punk (rockers) still scare people:In Bath England, the local city council got their knickers in a twist over a proposed punk festival planned for the Queen’s Jubilee Weekend, June 2-4. ...David Gedge of The Wedding Present
by Erin Amar | May 24, 2012 | All Stories, Artist Interviews, Music | 0 comments
David Gedge of The Wedding Present “Oh, why do you catch my eye, then turn away?” -from “Everyone Thinks He Looks Daft”, The Wedding Present, 1987 The first line of the opening track on The Wedding Present’s debut album George Best, was strangely...