When people ask what kind of music I like, I'm tempted to say "Good music." I understand the need for musical terminology, but there's really too much good stuff to limit what you listen to. It's a lesson Zero Zero teaches well. Nicole Laurenne and Michael Johnny Walker have the garage rock thing lo ... More >>
Were you looking forward to seeing what West Coast G-funk pioneer Warren G on Thursday, February 10? Looking forward to seeing if he could bring that old hutzpah to classics like "Regulate" and the curiously titled "Party We Will Throw Now?" Well, we were -- we crowned the guy king of our weekly T ... More >>
The news waits for no one -- at least that's what we read somewhere -- so it's perfectly understandable that you, the reader, might have missed out on a musical tidbit, breaking news about your favorite venue, or one of our rants. So enjoy this digest-style sampling of some of our biggest stories f ... More >>
Vh1's latest reality endeavor, Baseball Wives, is based in (where else?) spring training hotspot Scottsdale. The catty crew includes Anna Benson, Erika Monroe Williams, Chantel Kendall, Tanya Grace, Brooke Villone, and Jordana Lenz. The six women have (or have had) romances with MLB players, and, as ... More >>
Vh1's latest reality endeavor, Baseball Wives, is based in (where else?) spring training hotspot Scottsdale. The catty crew includes Anna Benson, Erika Monroe Williams, Chantel Kendall, Tanya Grace, Brooke Villone (yes, the bikini'd lady to the left), and Jordana Lenz. The six women have (or have ha ... More >>
Reality shows revolving around the lives of fill-in-the-blank wives are cable mainstays and ratings boons for networks like Bravo and Vh1. While the former pioneered the spousal genre with Real Housewives of Orange County back in 2006, Vh1 has since hopped on the wifey dramas bandwagon with skank ... More >>
It's kinda tough to be a stand-up comic from Arizona. No matter how successful and funny you might be, you'll always have to measure up the king of locally grown comedians, David Spade. Pablo Francisco, however, has done his best at giving the former Saturday Night Live performer a run for h ... More >>
DearspeakBe sure to join Dearspeak this Saturday at New City in Phoenix for a very special occasion.They're playing a show in honor of the release of their new EP, Oh For Freedom. Plus, Dearspeak will be performing with additional members for this show!The event will be an enjoyable eve ... More >>
Comedian rides the American Dream to Scottsdale club
Weird: The Backstreet Boys have announced a boycott of BP because of the massive oil spill.Weirder: Korn instigated this.Actually, maybe not so weird: These band will forever be linked in the realm of "shitty music that should have failed to exist in any form after the big ball dropped on The Yea ... More >>
Hipsters Cant Bring Themselves To Love The Eagles
I just spent all morning catching up on the latest music videos by watching VH1 (since MTV doesn't show music videos unless its viewers are sound asleep.) Here are my impressions of some of the stuff I saw:Adam Lambert- "What Do you Want from Me"- Wow, I was a Kris Allen fan last season, but Adam La ... More >>
As CDs wither, the low-budget rockumentary is born again
Rock doc is both poignant and topical
Zombi takes the wedding cake
Wetter than Katrina, hotter than Kate Moss' crack pipe: That's Scottsdale's new party palace, e4
Success turns like a snake
The original School of Rock heads to the Valley
Uh Huh Her
(Island)
Cake and Pie (A&M)
More than a decade after its lone pop hit, a reunited Concrete Blonde engages in another round of Group Therapy
Ronald Reagan was president, Michael Jackson and Phil Collins ruled the charts and a bunch of little rock bands were changing lives
The music of San Fran popsters Beulah isn't quite as sweet as you think
By Chuck Klosterman
(Scribner; 288 pages; $23)
Josie and the Pussycats isn't a movie; it's a marketing meow mix
Catchall (Yep Roc)
Older, wiser Pistoleros are no longer defined by rock 'n' roll, but they're still committed to it
In the Valley of Dying Stars (Arena Rock)
The Moss Brothers are a novelty act -- until you hear them
Once the figurehead of '80s punk, Henry Rollins now looks to arena favorites of the '70s for hard-rock inspiration while exploring yet another chapter in his ever-diversifying career
Our quarterly roundup of the latest in music books
When bad movie musicals become worse stage presentations
At Desert Sky, the Offspring drag "punk" into the mire of mindlessness
Tom waits for no one, but the lowlife bard's new album is well worth the six-year wait
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