‘Music’ Archives
For all the latest Michael Bay news including possible future releases of Transformers movies, visit the Michael Bay blog or follow him on Twitter.Album Review: “The Brickyard Cove” by The Dime
The Brickyard Cove from The Dime marks the return of rap music to mainstream. While the smoke and mirrors of the mainstream urban scene works on making people forget about the hoody-wearing, message-delivering rappers like Wu-Tang or KRS-One, the duo known as The Dime is a step in the right direction to bringing it back. The Dime consists of [...]
Happy Birthday Bob Dylan
Today marks the 70th anniversary of the life and times of Bob Dylan a..k.a Robert Zimmerman, born May 24th, 1941.. He’s graced the silverscreen, wrote over 400 songs, created 34 studio albums. The man is a legend and my idol, my favorite writer, the spark to my creative fire. Ironically he is apart of my only regret in life. Few [...]
Down Recording New Music
Wednesday, May 11th, Kirk from Down took to the band's Facebook page and let the world know that they've got new music on the way. I saw the boys at Best Buy Theater last April and the guys are more focused than ever. I look forward to hearing the new material. Long live Phil! Long Live Metal! Photo: Vazz
Album Review: Great American Gingerbread by Rasputina
Though Great American Gingerbread is the eighth record from Rasputina, it's the perfect intro record to the band. It's a two-disc package, disc one being a CD of rarities and songs you've probably haven't heard, and disc two is a DVD of a show they did at the Knitting Factory in New York City. Disc one is 14 tracks that spans demos and [...]
The Head and the Heart to Perform on Jimmy Fallon
The Head and the Heart are continuing to tour in honor of their new album, which they released last April 16th. The band has been on the road since February and they’re playing Jimmy Fallon on May 17th. Late Night With Jimmy Fallon airs on NBC, Monday through Friday at 12:35 a.m. Photo: Phillsea
New Tori Amos Book Out in May
A new Tori Amos book is getting released in May from music biographer, Jake Brown, it’s called Tori Amos: In the Studio. The book will have interviews with people who had the fortune of working with Amos in the studio, including producers, sound engineers and band members. It goes in to detail album by album of Amos’. Brown also [...]
Album Review: Nothing Will Be The Same (EP) by Tonight, The City Skyline
Once Nothing Will Be The Same starts with the ambient, Nine Inch Nails-esque “While You Were Sleeping, We Fell Apart” instrumental, you get the feeling that something is different about this band, like they’re a little messed up in the head in the best way musically possible. Tonight, The City Skyline (yes, that’s their band name) is a [...]
IMM Interviews Matt Cranstoun
With his next album coming soon, Matt Cranstoun, was able to catch up with us via email and fill us in on the details of the record, what his favorite part of the recording process is and much more... Indie Media Mag: When is the album expected out? Matt Cranstoun: I'm preparing to release it this fall, either in September or possibly [...]
Album Review: ‘The Island Years’ by Local H
The Island Years is a greatest hits collection of Local H's time on Island Records. It's a 12-track LP that features hits from three critically acclaimed albums, including As Good As Dead and Pack Up the Cats as well as unreleased and alternative versions of songs, “Tag Along," “Mayonnaise and Malaise (Radio Edit),” and “Smothered in [...]
Video from Mick Jagger’s Son’s band, Turbogeist, “Alien Girl”
If the film, Fifth Element, and rock and roll ever joined forces it would probably look something this music video from Turbogeist, "Alien Girl." The band is fronted by Jimmy Jagger, yes, the son of Mr. Rolling Stones. Music Video info: Video Synopsis: Tubby Brothers and Turbogeist tell us the tale of an alien girl come to Earth for [...]
