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Live Reviews: Porno Wolves at 331 Club in Minneapolis, MN
Material: Porno Wolves are a Minneapolis-based quartet who layer their rock & roll core with influences that range from the blues to extremely subtle hints ... -
New Gear Review: Dean Zelinsky Guitars Dellatera
The Dellatera is Zelinsky’s rendition of a classic guitar that appeals to country, blues and rock players. This is a classic single-cut style with single-coils ... -
Live Review: The Human Circuit at The Sidewinder in Austin, TX
Material: The Human Circuit is a five-piece, post-psychedelic pop/rock band that fuses together intense passion and creativity, as well as numerous clashing instrumentals, into their ... -
Live Review: Los Goutos at Toad in Cambridge, MA
Material: Americana takes an uncommon turn with this six-piece ensemble that incorporates elements of folk, rock, country, Latin rhythms, Cajun swamp grooves and more into ... -
Live Review: Skye Delamey at Whisky a Go Go in Hollywood
Material: What Skye Delamey offers is dark and eccentric. Imagine if Dale Bozzio fronted Judas Priest. To start, she is announced by a man in a ... -
Live Review: False Puppet at Chain Reaction in Anaheim, CA
Material: False Puppet is a pop/blues-rock band with multi-faceted genre leanings. They have early 2000’s pop rock tendencies fleshed out by blues-style guitar and bass. ... -
Live Review: Cold Blue Water at The Mint in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Cold Blue Water is a jam band that performs covers and original numbers like “Blue Rain,” which has a Grateful Dead feel. The lyrics ... -
Live Review: Darkbird at Cheer up Charlie's in Austin, TX
Material: Darkbird blends sharp, intense instrumentals with delicate vocals for a "fleshed out musical experience. With a predominant alternative rock vibe, the band’s original material ... -
Live Review: Jeremiah Daly at Rockwood Music Hall in New York, NY
Material: When you write your first song at the age of eight and by the time you hit 22 (provided you have songwriting talent), your ... -
Live Review: Robbie McDonald at Three Clubs in Hollywood, CA
Material: McDonald co-produces this first “Fabaret” show with Leopold Nunan (Food Network). The costumes are a spectacular display of glitter and glamour, ranging from a ...
