Pitchfork is well know for reviewing music, but this weekend the famous music site is throwing it’s own festival at…
ON RADAR: The National Parks
Many bands are known for supporting different causes. From animal rights to helping children, but not many bands actually name…
Too Tough To Die: The Legacy of the Ramones
As you may have heard, this past weekend the world lost the last original member of punk pioneers, The Ramones.…
R.I.P. Tommy Ramone
It is sad news for everyone to hear that the last living member from hit punk rock classic the Ramones,…
ON RADAR: Milky Chance
Electronic, indie, folk, and reggae styles are all the rage these days with artists like Avicii, Magic!, and NONONO making…
Diary From Firefly Music Festival Pt. 2
After the wildly successful first installment of my diary from a music festival I’ve returned to finish the story. The people are…
Pink Floyd Announce First New Album In Twenty Years
There is no need to explain who Pink Floyd is. Sure, their prime years were back in the 60’s and…
VIDEO: Metronomy Interview- Talk World Cup, Guilty Pleasures, New Album
English band, Metronomy, released their latest album, “Love Letters” in March 2014, which captures the band taking a different direction…
American Jams: Songs For The 4th of July
Happy Birthday, America! July 4th is just around the corner, which means no work, and plenty of beers, barbecues, and…
Magic! Who Are They?
As like many bands Magic! seemed to pop up out of nowhere, taking over the charts with their catchy hit…
Everything They Touch Turns To Gold
It’s not a surprise that most of what celebrities own are worth a lot of money. Expensive watches, fast luxury cars, and…
Diary From Firefly Music Festival Pt. 1
500,000 people went to Woodstock in 1969. That sounds horrific. Last weekend I went to Dover Delaware’s own Firefly Music…
VIDEO: Erik Hassle Interview- Talks New Music, Thoughts on San Francisco + More
Swedish singer/songwriter Erik Hassle released the EP, Somebody’s Party” in March 2014 and showcases the influences of soul music that’s…
Phish Phood for Thought
This past Tuesday, Phish phans were given another scoop of audible Phish Food, with the release of the bands twelfth…
ALBUM REVIEW: Ultraviolence by Lana Del Rey
As talented as she is controversial, sultry songstress Lana Del Rey is back with her third studio album “Ultraviolence”.…
Spoon Is Back!
In the music business four years is a long time. It’s a place where in a span of a week a…
Fútbol: Musicians and The World Cup
Soccer (or should I say Fútbol) has always been the biggest sport in the world. Aside from here in America,…
6 Of The Best Disney Covers
For most, Disney is a part of growing up. It’s one of the first introductions of music and dancing to…
Profile: Jack White
Jack White is a man who needs no introduction.The man has no shortage of talent, and has become one of…
Warped Tour: 10 Bands You Don’t Wanna Miss
Warped Tour celebrates it’s twentieth birthday this year, and the summer rock camp has certainly grown. What started out as…
Ed Sheeran: More Than Just A One Hit Wonder
You probably know Ed Sheeran from his hit song “The A Team” released back in 2011 but aside from that,…
What Took You So Long?: The Black Keys
The Black Keys formed in 2001, and despite the fact that their music has been used heavily in commercial…
ON RADAR: Twin Forks
Twin Forks is an American folk rock formed in Boca Raton, Florida in 2011. This seven piece band is packed…
Throwback Thursday: Superunknown
Soundgarden’s fourth studio album had no reason to be as popular as it was. The LP was entirely unusual and…
Are They Racist?
Justin Beiber hasn’t done much in the way of shedding his bad-boy image lately. The pop superstar has been making…
Ramones Debut Album Goes Gold
The Ramones are one of the most successful and recognizable punk bands in America. Since their start in the 70’s…
5 Albums That Sound Better On Vinyl
Music played on vinyl is a beautiful and somehow textural thing. You feel the sound in a much more intimate…
ALBUM REVIEW: Lazaretto by Jack White
Rock-n-roll maestro Jack White is back in fine form with his new album “Lazaretto”. Fans and critics alike were foaming…
PHOTOS: X Games Austin Day Three + Four
X Games 2014 as in full force over the weekend in Austin, TX with a huge turnout to see the…
Interview: Highasakite
You may not have heard of Highasakite yet, but that’s likely to change in the coming year. The Norwegian quartet…
NEWS: Rise Against Announce New Album “The Black Market”
American punk-rock band Rise Against is a name you’re probably already familiar with. Whether you’re a punk fan or not,…
PHOTOS: X Games Austin Day Two- Big Air, BMX Street, Enduro X
The second day of competitions at X Games 2014 in Austin, TX showcased exciting events in Enduro X, Big Air…
PHOTOS: X Games Austin Day One- Skateboard, BMX Vert
The Summer X Games 2014 began its inaugural run in Austin, TX with world class athletes in the disciplines of…
5 Best use of Songs in Commercials
If watching Mad Men has taught us at B-Sides anything, it’s that making commercials is an art form. In a…
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