Al Jourgensen is the human bridge connecting the last 40 years of the sub-culture in America. His friendships were made on the real side of rock, and his influence sprawls the landscape of alternative culture. He is truly a living legend.
Fantasy for Coheed and Cambria bassist Michael Todd has always meant being a rock star. While fans of the band's high-concept prog-rock albums might expect all the members of the group to share frontman Claudio Sanchez's love of comic books and expounding on the sci-fi storyline of the band's two namesake characters through song, Todd has remained a rocker.
Sevendust has been reborn. Before speculations swirl about the Atlanta metal band officially calling themselves a Christian act, get the story straight.
The best mystery novels have shadowy figures who appear and disappear without warning, leaving clues and revealing information in their wake.
The term "singer-songwriter" has evolved from evoking images of train-traveling troubadours and the folk-y peaceniks of the '60s to the soul-bearing hopeless romantics of today.
The old saying goes: too many cooks in the kitchen ruin the broth. Well, for local musician, former pantry chef and self-confessed foodie Megan Dooley, this adage couldn't be further from the truth, at least when it comes to her new album, Edible Audibles.
They gather around the guitarist's back porch one afternoon after putting in eight or nine hours at separate straight jobs.
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