Fashion Tips from Paramore's Hayley Williams
Just in time for the school season, the fashion-forward singer dishes on her favorite designers!
By David Marchese 09.01.09 9:11 AM
It's back to school time, rock'n'roll fans!
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Monotonix, 'Where Were You When It Happened?' (Drag City)
Sludgy fire breathers translate mosh mania.
By David Marchese 08.31.09 4:01 PM
Anyone who’s seen this Israeli trio’s fiery (literally) live show knows it’s hard to focus on the music when you’re constantly under threat of being accosted by frontman Ami Shalev. But even without the manic singer actually up in your face, the band’s gleefully knuckle-dragging first full-length is a thrilling throwdown.
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DOWNLOAD: New Order Spin-Off's Single!
Bad Lieutenant, fronted by N.O. singer-guitarist Bernard Sumner, sets October 6 release for debut album. Hear "Sink or Swim."
By David Marchese 08.31.09 7:36 AM
As far as spin-offs go, New Order's Bernard Sumner has a pretty solid track record. Electronic, his strong '90s collabo with the Smith's Johnny Marr, spawned the U.K. hit single "Get the Message." And remember: New Order itself rose out of the ashes of the legendary Joy Division. Now the singer-guitarist is at it again.
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Q&A: Red Hot Chili Pepper Chad Smith
The hardworking sticksman dishes on his new band and developments with the Chilis.
By David Marchese 08.26.09 3:38 PM
Chad Smith does more during his time off than most people do when they're working.
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Fall Out Boy Patrick Stump Arrested
The singer/guitarist is taken into custody Tuesday night in Hollywood, CA. Click here for details!
By David Marchese 08.26.09 1:01 PM
The road means trouble for Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump. The singer/guitarist was arrested Tuesday night, August 25, in Hollywood, CA, on a traffic warrant as a result of his previously driving without a license, reports TMZ.
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EXCLUSIVE DOWNLOAD: Anti-Pop Consortium Return!
After seven years of silence, the alternative hip-hop iconoclasts are back with the new Fluorescent Black.
By David Marchese 08.20.09 8:20 AM
Masters of glitchy beats and dark sonic twists, New York City's Antipop Consortium introduced a cerebral, electronica-based approach to hip-hop back at the turn of the millennium with highly acclaimed albums like 2000's Tragic Epilogue and 2002's Arrhythmia. Then they went away.
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