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Bruce Springsteen

Italian Rockers? Fuhgeddaboutit!

Posted Mon Aug 4, 2008 1:44pm PDT
It occurred to me that, you know, the Italians have given the world a lot. But they haven't given us a great rock band. But maybe, like kids who flourish when they get out from under their parent's expectations, Italians had to get away from the land More »
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Lazer Guided Melodies

For Those About To Sleep

Posted Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:08pm PDT
Last Sunday night, Spiritualized made me want to go to sleep. And thank goodness for that. Seeing the band play live, where leader Jason Pierce's weary croon and his bandmates' floating electric guitars and bleary keyboards come together in hazy maje More »
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The Ten Best Batsongs

Posted Mon Jul 21, 2008 5:27pm PDT
As you surely know by now, The Dark Knight scored the biggest opening-weekend box office take in Hollywood history. I've listed the 10 best songs that have appeared on the soundtrack to a Batman movie. And no, Steve Miller's "The Joker" isn’t on t More »
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slayer

Summer Bummers

Posted Mon Jul 14, 2008 6:07pm PDT
There's been a lot of scuttlebutt this summer about the lack of a breakout seasonal single. Unlike in past years, there's been no ubiquitous jam--no "Crazy" or " Umbrella" to accompany the sounds of splashing in the pool or cracking open a cool one. More »
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the good gospel truth

Stand And Salute: Rock’s Most Anthemic Bands

Posted Mon Jul 7, 2008 5:57pm PDT
I recently went to check out a band called the Good Gospel Truth. A Brooklyn quartet originally from Tennessee, these guys put on one of the best club shows I've seen in a long time. In a word: anthemic. More »
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coldplay

Confessions Of A Coldplay Convert

Posted Tue Jul 1, 2008 5:33pm PDT
I’d pretty much sworn off large-scale concerts. But I’ve had a change of heart. Actually, I've had two. The thing that changed my mind about massive shows was itself something I’d been ambivalent about: Coldplay. More »
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Vetiver Mix

No Surprises--What Music And The Mona Lisa Have In Common

Posted Tue Jun 24, 2008 1:34pm PDT
In the course of looking for some information about the gorgeous new Vetiver album, Thing of the Past, a gently hushed and sweetly rambling collection of obscure covers, I stumbled across a website offering a mix of frontman Andy Cabic's favorite son More »
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Lil Wayne

The Weezy Way

Posted Mon Jun 16, 2008 4:57pm PDT
Would you be excited or exhausted if your favorite act released music at Weezy's rate? Given that the music business is no stranger to copycatting, you just might have a chance to find out. More »
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SPINPICsm

The Buddhist Way

Posted Fri May 9, 2008 11:56am PDT
I write this while contemplating the recent protests surrounding the Olympic torch runs through San Francisco, London, Paris, and Olympia, as well as the recent images of protests inside Tibet and Nepal and scenes of French, British, Greek, and Nepal More »
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BLACKCROWES

Eating Crowes

Posted Mon Mar 3, 2008 1:25pm PST
Did most people even know the Black Crowes had a new album? More »
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