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Album Review: Remixed by The Body (6/10)
"Their latest, which marks the band's 20th anniversary, isn't really their own doing—the duo enlisted friends and other musicians to re-imagine some of their songs." Providence-based experimentalists Chip King (guitars-vocals) ... -
Album Review: Horror by Exhumed (7/10)
"Time flies—but not as fast as the grinding riffs churned by Exhumed." Time flies—but not as fast as the grinding riffs churned by Exhumed. Their latest LP is a reminder ... -
Industry Profile: Musicians Contact
Aside from the Rolling Stones, The Who and some major record labels, not many entities have lasted 50 years in the rock- music industry. Especially when one flies under the ... -
Artist Project: Rhythm Tribe
One of the age-old debates in music is whether it’s tougher to break through as a new artist or to break through again after having achieved success in the past. ... -
Rezz: Mad Rezzpect
In 2013, Isabelle Rezazadeh went to Hard’s Day of the Dead festival in Los Angeles, where electronic music titans Skrillex, Deadmau5 and others partied deep into the night the weekend ... -
Artist Profile: Dan Navarro
Dan Navarro might not be a household name, but he is certainly ubiquitous. The Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter has collaborated with musicians ranging from The Bangles and Dionne Warwick to Jackson ... -
Artist Profile: Dan Navarro
Dan Navarro might not be a household name, but he is certainly ubiquitous. The Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter has collaborated with musicians ranging from The Bangles and Dionne Warwick to Jackson ... -
Signing Story: Maez301
Maryland-bred, Los Angeles-based rapper Maez301 originally set out to become a basketball player—before Tech N9ne recruited him instead. “At one point, I believed that basketball was my calling,” says Maez, ... -
Album Review: Full Upon Her Burning Lips By Earth (8/10)
"10 tracks of widely varying length on which he and percussionist Adrienne Davies channel the essence of Earth." Long before Om and Sunn0))) materialized (and even before Boris), there was ... -
Album Review: Doom Folk by Conny Ochs (8/10)
"Ochs alternates between loud and soft volumes, and electric and acoustic textures, in order to assuage instead of assault." Ochs’ reputation as the father of “dark folk” crescendoes on this, the ...
