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Mark Olson reveals the Many Colored Kite in NYC

Editor September 24, 2010

Mark Olson reveals the Many Colored Kite in NYC

When singers perform on stage with a band it’s very easy for their lyrical potency to be diluted by the onstage sonic alchemy. As a founding member and primary singer/songwriter of The Jayhawks, Click Here to see galleryMark Olson often sang behind the beat, letting the music dictate which … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Albums, Editorials, Galleries, Reviews Tagged With: "Morning Dove", "Your Life Beside Us", Americana, Beau Raymond, folk, Ingunn Ringvold, many colored kite, mark olson, Michele Gazich, Norway, Oslo, The Jayhawks, the salvation blues

Sweet Cyanide Part Deux

Editor July 12, 2010

Sweet Cyanide Part Deux

When bands release their debut album it’s hard to tell whether they will be successful enough to put out a second effort. Some bands break up while others become one hit wonders. Black Sabbath’s second album, Paranoid still demands airtime decades after its release. Van Halen’s second album paved … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Albums, Concerts/Events, Editorials, Galleries, Reviews Tagged With: artist photos, Bad Jesus, celebrity photos, Cooler Than A Car Crash, Crash Theory, dj, fashion, Joe Salvatore, Mike Bambace, music, music flashbacks, music videos, NYC, photo galleries, publicity, Red Rats, Sal Scoca, Sweet Cyanide, underground, Unfiltered, urban

Justin Currie takes Joe’s Pub through The Great War

Editor July 9, 2010

Justin Currie takes Joe’s Pub through The Great War

When Justin Currie performed at New York City’s famed Joe’s Pub in mid-June the place was packed with people of all ages expecting to hear tunes from the group he co-founded in Scotland during the mid 80’s called Del Amitri . Songs like “Kiss This Thing Goodbye,” “Just Like A Man,” and “Always The … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Albums, Concerts/Events, Galleries, Reviews Tagged With: "Ready To Be", "The Fight To Be Human", "The Great War", “Kiss This Thing Goodbye", 2010, Del Amitri, Joes Pub, Justin Currie, live, live concert, NYC, Plan A Media, review, solo artists, What Is Love For

Massive Attack Sheds a Teardrop in NYC

Editor June 30, 2010

Massive Attack Sheds a Teardrop in NYC

Massive Attack are a collaborative British music production duo from Bristol. Working alongside co-producers, various favoured session musicians and guest vocalists, they make records and tour live. The duo are considered to be progenitors of the trip hop genre. Originally three in number, DJs … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Galleries Tagged With: 100th window, 44 inch chest, Aku and Akwetey Orraca-Tetteh of Dragons of Zynth, Andrew "Andy" Vowles, Any Love, Beth Orton and Dot Allison. Mos Def, Bristol, british, damon albarn, danny the dog, Debbie Clare, Del Naja, Elizabeth Fraser, EMI, England, Fredo Viola, grantley"grant"marshall, heligoland, house opening credits, Leslie Feist, Massive attack, Mike Patton, Outstanding Contribution to British Music, push, splitting the atom, teardrop, Terry Callier, uk

Hank & Cupcakes Rock Out While Giving Back

Editor June 7, 2010

Hank & Cupcakes Rock Out While Giving Back

"Since we're a couple, our love and musical communication gives the music a sense of urgency when we play live," Cupcakes explains. "We create something new every time we play we play and invite the audience to take part in the process," and that is exactly what happened when the duo brought their … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Concerts/Events, Editorials, Galleries, In The Spotlight Tagged With: "Ain't no love", "Pleasure Town", 2010, Australia, bass player, beyond race, Beyond Race magazine, cupcakes, Drums, explosive, hank, in concert, Israel, live, Mark B. Christensen, Mercury Lounge, New York City, Plan A Media, Pop music, the ting tings

Jace Everett Bleeds Intensity on Red Revelations

Editor May 15, 2010

Jace Everett Bleeds Intensity on Red Revelations

In his “shadow theory,” Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung talks about that special place in all of us where the “good half” of our personality stores the “bad half.” For example, let’s say you want a shot of Jameson’s Irish Whiskey, but learned from an early age that it causes liver damage, the “good … [Read more...]

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