Most Sepultura fans would probably agree their glory years came prior to 1996’s Roots, which proved to be their final studio album with founding vocalist/guitarist Max Cavalera. And, in this
Keeping with the loose LA/So-Cal theme this week, it’s high time (pardon the pun) we paid tribute to the king of weird himself, the late great Frank Zappa. Suffice to
There are two types of people in this world: those who don’t like Sublime and those who like fun. Or at least that’s how most Sublime fans see things anyway.
Let’s talk about X. No, not the social media site formally known as Twitter, but the famed punk band from LA, of course! X is a band that occasionally seems
It had been a while since Wand last visited The Windy City, but that wait came to an end July 10th as the band kicked off the summer portion of
Today being Jack White’s 49th birthday, we’re throwing it back 25 years ago to 1999, when The White Stripes were just starting out playing divey venues to mostly sparse audiences.
With July typically being the hottest month of the year in most places, it’s a great excuse to blast some good old-fashioned American desert rock. Also known as the “Palm
Closing out our pseudo 4th of July tribute week, we’re offering up perhaps the most amusingly “patriotic” song of all time, the one and only “America Fuck Yeah!”, performed live
For our final Juxtaposed June edition of Weirdo Wednesday this month, we continue our unofficial salute to the beginning of summer with this peculiar video of The Kinks performing their
When thinking about quintessential summertime songs released over the years, many tunes come to mind, but if you’re looking for a song that best encapsulates all the good-time vibes of
