Walking into a half-filled Fillmore, I was a bit unsure of what to expect to say the least. I have always been a huge fan of the New York Dolls, but when a band is touring 35 years after their heyday, and only 2 of the 5 founding members are still alive, wouldn't...
As promised, we will continue to get the best of the best new music into your eardrums, and if we’re lucky, we’ll get best of the best music into your iPods. This edition features an artist that GC loves, and an actress-turned-singer that GC loves (She...
After their first resurrection in 1998, it seemed the godfathers of goth rock were finally in a coffin somewhere. Just like Dracula though, this undead band is one that’s impossible to kill off without that lucky wooden stake. Go Away White is Bauhaus’...
The Black Angels are proud to announce the release of their second record on Light in the Attic Records. Titled Directions to See a Ghost, the record was produced by the band, along with Passover producer Erik Wofford, and will be released on May 13, 2008. Bathed in...
Adam Turla has some serious explaining to do. His voice is getting progressively lower in tone with every album. If you don’t believe me, go to their Myspace and listen to the following songs in order: Like The Exorcist, But More Breakdancing's...
Dammit, Mom, you weren’t supposed to let me quit. Sure, I was freakishly taller than the other girls in my elementary dance class—so tall that you had to hand-sew my costume for Hansel and Gretel that one year. I know I begged you to let me out of that...
Over the last couple of years a lot of noise has been made about singer/DJ MIA’s seemingly audacious and outrageous behavior, but all of those that make such claims have clearly not yet heard The Kills. Moaning, sighing and yowling like a more carnal incarnation...
On a cool night in L.A.’s trendy Silver Lake neighborhood, The Helio Sequence is eating dinner at a cheap Thai restaurant. It’s an unglamorous but not unusual night for the band, which recently set out on a tour to promote its new album, Keep Your Eyes...
Walking out of Slim's with my ears ringing after the show, I immediately started to think about how I was going to start this review. I usually like to prelude my reviews of metal and punk shows with some ego stroking, and by writing (and rambling) on and on about...
Thrill of It All: A Visual History 1972-1982 is a two-DVD history of Roxy Music, a band which went from being one of the most adventurous in rock music to one of the tamest. A wealth of performance videos—including concert footage, television appearances and...