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Lava Lamp Explosion (Neon Pie). Review by Stein Haukland.
LAVA LAMP EXPLOSION LAVA LAMP EXPLOSION Neon Pie One-man band Lava Lamp Explosion is the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Marc Diffendal, who -- with a little help from his friends -- has made an unassuming album blending blues-rock workouts with solid pop compositions. Perhaps a bit too diverse ...
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This brings me back. Back to when I was sick of high school, sick of the esta...
THE EXPLOSION THE EXPLOSION Jade Tree This brings me back. Back to when I was sick of high school, sick of the establishment, sick of the adults that thought they knew what was best. This raw and unforgiving rock reminds me of when I used to sneak into punk rock shows, telling my parents I was at a ...
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Wait, a band on Jade Tree not named after some obscure literary figure and wh...
THE EXPLOSION THE EXPLOSION Jade Tree Wait, a band on Jade Tree not named after some obscure literary figure and whining about how that girl doesn't know they're alive? Yup, a band on Jade Tree that's decidedly not emo! While some labels seeking to branch out (get it, Jade Tree, branch out? Oh I slay ...
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February 1999 :: Live :: Jon Spencer Blues Explosion (Frank Mullen)
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion with Andre Williams and the Countdowns Echo Lounge, Atlanta January 16, 1999 by Frank Mullen Anyone that thinks Jon Spencer, a white boy from New York City, isn't entitled to sing the blues, can kiss my ass. R.L. Burnside and Andre Williams, two gentlemen whose credentials ...
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February 1999 :: Live :: Jon Spencer Blues Explosion (Tom Minarchick)
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion with Andre Williams and the Countdowns Club 5, Jacksonville, FL January 17, 1999 by Tom Minarchick I had an interview scheduled with Judah of the JSBX for 5 o'clock. I got there, and was told that they (meaning the guy behind the counter, who had a very bored look on his ...
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Noble thing Revelation's trying to do, with expanding the horizons of their r...
THE EXPLOSION STEAL THIS Revelation Noble thing Revelation's trying to do, with expanding the horizons of their roster and what not, but this might not be the best way to do it. Point being, then, is that the Explosion, with their five-song Steal This EP, aren't so removed from the world of hardcore ...
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Andrew Ellis is left puzzled by Ben Myers' attempts to overstate and overthink the cultural impact of Green Day in his new biography of the California punk rockers.
GREEN DAY: AMERICAN IDIOTS AND THE NEW PUNK EXPLOSION BY BEN MYERS Disinformation Writer and music journalist Ben Myers has penned what he claims is the world’s first full biography on punk-pop trio Green Day. Meticulously researched, Green Day: American Idiots and the New Punk Explosion will undoubtedly ...
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Chris Catania, like Rock En Espanol's author, Ernesto Lechner, was slow to warm up to the emerging sounds of the Latin alt-rock movement, but both now agree that the bands profiled in these pages hint strongly at the future of popular music.
ROCK EN ESPANOL: THE LATIN ALTERNATIVE ROCK EXPLOSION BY ERNESTO LECHNER Chicago Review Press I’m glad Ernesto Lechner was submissive, to his editors that is, when it came to writing Rock En Espanol: The Latin Alternative Rock Explosion. What we have is more than just a book about Latin alt-rock. It ...
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Gail Worley talks with the (extremely!) lovely and talented Cristina Martinez about juggling family responsibilities and rock and roll, why getting dumped by a major was a good thing, and what it's like to have Jon Spencer as both a husband and a bandmate.
SHE'S THE BOSS: AN INTERVIEW WITH CRISTINA MARTINEZ OF BOSS HOG by Gail Worley Cristina Martinez expresses concern that her shaggy, black wool coat makes her look like a hooker, but I don't think so. On the contrary, it adds to the undeniable aura that she's someone important, someone you want to ...
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Explosion, implosion... then nothing. Another explosion. Gail Worley tackles the genesis and chronology of one of the most influential bands to come out of Los Angeles, Jane's Addiction, with drummer Stephen Perkins.
... , doing enough drugs to kill a herd of elephants, breaking up, and reuniting for a tour that sells out every venue? Then, a dozen years after the release of its final album, imagine that this band records a new album that stands up to its formidable legacy? Not many bands could pull that off, but Jane ...
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