 Chris Cornell’s New Album Makes Me Want To ScreamBy
Rachel Burke
When I heard that Chris Cornell was releasing another solo album I was curious if it would be similar to his prior effort. But twhen I found out he was pairing up with rapper, Timbaland, my curiosity turned to confusion. I was now intrigued.  My Trip to the Rainbow Bar & Grill: L.A.’s Home for Rock & RollBy
Rachel Burke
Considering the fact that “November Rain” was one of my favorite music videos growing up, I was a bit nostalgic when I walked into the Rainbow Room on Sunset Blvd. for the first time last Wednesday, knowing that the video was filmed there.  Tegan & Sara’s Live Twin AttackBy
Rachel Burke
WORCESTER, MA — OCTOBER 4, 2008 Although the Palladium was filled with a crowd that consisted of mostly underage teens (all of whom were anxiously awaiting the arrival of Tegan and Sara), I have to say, when opening acts, Girl in a Coma and City and Colour took the stage, the audience was surprisingly accepting [...]  Recap of the 9th Annual Wormtown Music FestivalBy
Rachel Burke
This was my first “real” music festival, at least the kind where the attendees camp out all weekend with no showers, no stores nearby, nothing but the music stages and tents that surround you.  Tegan Talks New Tegan and Sara Record, TourBy
Rachel Burke
The Canadian twins, Tegan and Sara, are back in the US to embark on a fall 2008 tour. I caught up with one-half of the creative pair, Tegan Quin, for a recap on their musical history, upcoming tour and future album plans.  Death Magnetic by MetallicaBy
Rachel Burke
Over the past twenty-five years, Metallica has unveiled several storied albums, some better than others, but Death Magnetic will soon be making its mark in music history. Metallica is back in full force.  Toadies Hit the Road AgainBy
Rachel Burke
Many people may think of the Toadies as a one-hit wonder band because of their popular hit single “Possum Kingdom,” but these guys were probably one of the most underrated bands of the 90’s. Now, the Toadies are back on the road again.  Book Review: “Don’t Sleep With Your Drummer”By
Rachel Burke
“Don’t Sleep With Your Drummer” is the hilarious journey of a 28 year old music lover who leaves her job to pursue her dreams of being in a rock band. The story is told through Jenny’s journal, which takes you through the step-by-step process of starting a band and making your musical dream a reality. Jen Sincero delivers the truth behind the music scene in such a wisecracking nature that it’s virtually impossible not to burst into laughter on almost every page. |
Buffers, Bridges & Bubbles
Love is Strange
The Birds, the Bees & Me
Recent EntriesDateTitle11 | 06Oasis: (What's the Story) Morning Glory? 11 | 05Set the Controls to the Heart of the Sun 11 | 05Weezer: Raditude 11 | 04The GWAR of Tailgaters and Other Traffic Terrors 11 | 03Everything In Its Right Place 11 | 0311-03-09: From Brasil to Blaxploitation 11 | 02Mission of Burma: The Sound, The Speed, The Light 10 | 30Flaming Lips: Embryonic 10 | 29Thelonious Monk: The Life and Times of an American Original 10 | 28Hopelandic Rising |
