Album Review: The Killers (Sam’s Town)
Detoxification of glamour when considering yourself a glam rock band is a very devastating and risky move. It is something The Killers have committed, going as far as stripping the […]
Monthly Archives: September 2010
Album Review: Robin Thicke (The Evolution of Robin Thicke)
Has Robin Thicke, who’s name instantaneously conjures up the image of a mail carrier riding through NYC, weaving in between cars and singing about getting women alone, have the ability […]
A Retrospective of 90s Rock: Green Day
The 90s was a decade that produced some of the greatest musical outlets to this day. Under the microscope for this article will be the band that I consider a […]
Album Review: Platinum Weird (Make Believe)
Can an artificial creation from Dave Stewart produce success through the imagery of unicorns and rainbows, leading us to the bizarreness that is Platinum Weird? Platinum Weird’s album, Make Believe, […]
A Glimpse on Incubus: Anticipation of Light Grenades
With their anticipated album Light Grenades dropping on Nov. 28, I wanted to take this time to look back at the gracious So-Cal band Incubus, starting from the 90s when […]
90s TV Retrospect: The Legends of the Hidden Temple
In reflection, the early 90s was quite the era. Grunge rock was more than music, but a lifestyle of ripped and bleached jeans blended with angry and rebellious thoughts consuming […]
TV Review: South Park (Hell on Earth/2006)
After viewing last night’s South Park Halloween Special, I knew this epic showing of Colorado youngsters had to be something I wrote about today. First and foremost, the episode was […]
Album Review: Gov’t Mule (High & Mighty)
High and Mighty, Gov’t Mule’s newest release, illuminates the acumination of classic rock, blues and jazz, and features improvisation that sounds composed, which triggers the inner air-guitar rock god upon […]
Album Review: Deftones (Saturday Night Wrist)
Compelled to subject their music with thoughts of destruction, fury and despair, the Deftones have created something so dark and diabolically delightful on Saturday Night Wrist that fans are questioning […]
Album Review: The Prodigy (Their Law:The Singles)
With political punk, futuristic dance music and an infusion of euphoric rage, The Prodigy have presented a compilation of singles in Their Law: The Singles that shows us why the […]
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