Like many of the greats, it started in Brooklyn, then made its way west to Los Angeles.
We’re talking here about Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present, a 166-print exhibit on display at LA’s Annenberg Space for Photography, now through October 7, 2012.
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Philadelphia indie-rock band Bleeding Rainbow (members of what was Reading Rainbow) has signed to Brooklyn’s Kanine Records. The band – whose rock is of the shoegazey + noise variety – will put out an LP, Yeah Right, via Kanine on October 9.
While previous releases reside in the reverb-soaked psychedelic Read more...
I had a disconcerting moment earlier this week. While out for a mid-afternoon stroll, I rounded a corner and suddenly felt an unusual pressure in my right ear. In just a few footsteps, my hearing grew dull and I experienced the strange and unwelcome sensation that someone or something had Read more...
Looking for a state-of-the-art, small-footprint analog mixer? If that sounds good to you – and it probably does to a lot of people – then Allen & Heath has obliged with the launch of the ZED60-14FX.
The ZED60-14FX is available immediately for 335 Euro, or $411.05 at today’s exchange rates. Read more...
LOWER MANHATTAN: When did you first hear Pinkerton? The classic Weezer album was a sonic departure from the debut power pop of The Blue Album and to many fans, refreshingly so.
From the opening feedback of “Tired of Sex” to the wistful and stripped-down “Butterfly” closer, the album delivers Read more...
