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To Be Where There’s Oasis

Editor July 31, 2009

To Be Where There’s Oasis

New York may be known as the city that never sleeps, but in mid-December it could have easily been deemed the land of lame excuses. “I’m drinking with my friend that night,” “I got called into work and am not in a position to refuse,” and the classic, “I’m filming with my theatre group that night,” … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Concerts/Events, Galleries Tagged With: carl cox, chamber, chemical brothers, chris cornell, cielo, Classic, classical, coldplay, Comedy, common, composer, concert, concert hall, concert photography, conductor, copyholder, copyreader, Country, creative, dance hall, danny tenaglia, david gilmour, del, deskman, diapason, dj, dub, ed rush, electronia, Electronica/Club, ensemble, entertainment, experience, facebook, faithless, fantasia, flickr, folk, fusion, g3, gamelan, ghostface, ghostface killah, global underground, goldfrapp, graffiti, group, h-20, hall, hard rock, harmonics, harmonization, harmony, heavy metal, hip hop, hippodrome, hymn, independent, Indie Rock/Pop, industry, instrumental, instruments, Jakob Dylan, Japan, jazz, joe satriani, john digweed, journal, journalism, king britt, KRS-one, layo & bushwacka!, live, madison square garden, maestro, magazine, manhattan, mark ronson, master, mccarren park pool, measure, medley, melissa etheridge, melodies, melody, Metal, metallica, miso, miso vibrations, moby, modern, montage, mp3, msg, muse, music, music industry, myspace, nas, new york, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, nick warren, NYC, oasis, opera, opera house, orb, pacha, pastiche, paul van dyk, philharmonic, Photography, photos, piece, pier 54, pink floyd, plainsong, Pop/Dance, popular, press, press material, professional, proofreader, public enemy, publicity, Punk, q-tip, queens, r.e.m., R&B/Soul, radio city music hall, raekwon, ragtime, rakim, rap, Rap/Hip Hop, rappagariya, ready fire aim, red one, refrain, review, Reviews, reviser, revue, rewriter, Rock, rock and roll, Sam Frank, sasha, shontelle, singing, smart, song, soul, soulive, sound tribe sector 9, strain, string, summer sonic, swing, symphony, syncopation, talib kweli, teacher, the futureheads, theater, trance, trustworthy, tune, universal, usher, variety theater, vaudeville theater, verve, vh1 hip hop awards, vibrations, wallflowers, World, wu-tang clan, yoshida brothers, yoshida kyodai, youtube

Metallica comes full circle with Death Magnetic

Editor July 30, 2009

Metallica comes full circle with Death Magnetic

When Metallica released their sixth studio album, Load, back in 1996, Drummer Lars Ulrich described Metallica as a band ”exploring different things.” This was Ulrich’s way of justifying what appeared to be a “sell-out” career makeover. With new hair styles, sophisticated clothing, and a more … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Albums Tagged With: 2008, album, Album Review, art, artist photos, celebrity photos, cover stories, culture, dance, death, dj, entertainment news, fashion, free music, future, hip hop, indie, james hetfield, kirk hammett, lars ulrich, magnetic, MC, metallica, metallica live death magnetic, movie reviews, music, music downloads, music flashbacks, music news, music reviews, music videos, online exclusives, photo galleries, pro audio, Producer, production, review, rick ruben, robert trujillo, underground, urban

Two Suns for the owner of a lonely heart

Editor July 30, 2009

Two Suns for the owner of a lonely heart

Natasha Khan, the prodigy behind the contemporary cosmic-folk band Bat For Lashes is two for two with her sophomore album, Two Suns. Bat For Lashes is certainly the real thing when it comes to music of pure quality and enduring significance, a hypnotic intermix of mystical vocals and heavy exotic … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Albums, In The Spotlight Tagged With: 2009, astralwerks, Bat For Lashes, EMI, Glass, Linds, Lindsay Wallace, Natasha Khan, Pearl, sophomore album, Tori Amos, Two Suns

Magnificent Dharma

Editor July 22, 2009

Magnificent Dharma

In Hinduism, the word “Dharma” refers to a core set of fundamental principles that exist beyond all intellectual argument. To talk the “Dharma” means to speak of a truth that remains accurate in both logical and emotional debates. Although we live in a logical world ruled by numbers and statistics … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Albums, Editorials Tagged With: Album Review, buddhism, Dharma, dharma bums, Jason, Jason reeves, Magnificent, meditation, Reeves, the magnificent adventures of heartache, warner bros., zen buddishm

Editor July 13, 2009

“Scream” is just another brick on the wall

"I just want to have fun with music and do what I'm inspired by and ... if I'm inspired by it, then someone else will be," Chris Cornell said in a recent interview. "If you get into a kind of comfortable corner, where you're doing what you're used to — you're doing what you know how to do — you can … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Albums Tagged With: 2009, art, artist photos, celebrity photos, chris, chris cornell, chris cornell and timbaland, chris cornell scream 2009, cover stories, culture, dance, dj, enemy, entertainment news, fashion, frank, free music, future, ground zero, hip hop, indie, MC, movie reviews, music, music downloads, music flashbacks, music news, music reviews, music videos, never far away, new album, online exclusives, photo galleries, pro audio, Producer, production, publicity, sam, Sam Frank, scream, timbaland, timbaland cornell long gone, underground, Unfiltered, unrated, UnRated Magazine, UnRated magazine New York, UnRated Magazine NYC, UnRated New York, unrated nyc, urban

Seattle-based Outtasite Bring Back The Rawkus

Editor July 12, 2009

Seattle-based Outtasite Bring Back The Rawkus

Over two decades have passed since Rock and Rap music first collided when a young Run DMC covered Aerosmith’s “Walk This Way” off their 1975 album, Toys In The Attic. At the time, Rock music was flourishing; whereas, Rap music was still trying to make a name for itself in the music industry. The two … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Albums, In The Spotlight Tagged With: 5 pointz, a cappella, acoustic, air, alex moulton, amphitheater, andy c, arabesque, Archives, articles, auditorium, ballroom, band, bandleader, bebop, blog, blogging, blue-penciler, Blues, bon jovi, bop, bronx, brooklyn, carl cox, chamber, chemical brothers, chris cornell, cielo, Classic, classical, coldplay, Comedy, common, composer, concert, concert hall, concert photography, conductor, copyholder, copyreader, Country, creative, dance hall, danny tenaglia, david gilmour, del, deskman, diapason, digital, digital advertising, digital photography, digital publication, dj, dj dopey, dj krush, dj makoto, dj premier, dj shadow, dnb, drum n bass, dub, ed rush, electronia, Electronica/Club, ensemble, entertainment, experience, facebook, faithless, fantasia, flickr, folk, fusion, g3, gamelan, ghostface, ghostface killah, global underground, goldfrapp, graffiti, group, h-20, hall, hard rock, harmonics, harmonization, harmony, heavy metal, hip hop, hippodrome, hymn, independent, Indie Rock/Pop, industry, instrumental, instruments, Jakob Dylan, Japan, jazz, joe satriani, john digweed, journal, journalism, king britt, KRS-one, layo & bushwacka!, live, madison square garden, maestro, magazine, manhattan, mark ronson, master, mccarren park pool, measure, medley, melissa etheridge, melodies, melody, Metal, metallica, miso, miso vibrations, moby, modern, montage, mp3, msg, muse, music, music industry, myspace, nas, new york, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, nick warren, NYC, oasis, opera, opera house, orb, pacha, pastiche, paul van dyk, philharmonic, Photography, photos, piece, pier 54, pink floyd, plainsong, Pop/Dance, popular, press, press material, professional, proofreader, public enemy, publicity, Punk, q-tip, queens, r.e.m., R&B/Soul, radio city music hall, raekwon, ragtime, rakim, rap, Rap/Hip Hop, rappagariya, ready fire aim, red one, refrain, review, Reviews, reviser, revue, rewriter, Rock, rock and roll, Sam Frank, sasha, shontelle, singing, smart, song, soul, soulive, sound tribe sector 9, strain, string, summer sonic, swing, symphony, syncopation, talib kweli, teacher, the futureheads, theater, trance, trustworthy, tune, universal, usher, variety theater, vaudeville theater, verve, vh1 hip hop awards, vibrations, wallflowers, World, wu-tang clan, yoshida brothers, yoshida kyodai, youtube

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