Music Review: I Was A King - I Was A King

Indie pop band I Was A King need to break indie music “laws” like no loud vocals and guitar solos.

IS LIL WAYNE A MILLION DOLLAR BABY?
Lil Wayne came out with a new song during his America’s Most Wanted Tour called “Million Dollar Baby.” Check it out, and let us know if you think its HOT OR NOT? Lil Wayne – Million Dollar Baby (prod. Just Blaze) [Full/No DJ] Share and Enjoy:

George Strait is Pushing Boundaries and Opening Doors with “El Rey”
Taking chances is a rare thing in mainstream country these days. Taking chances that are culturally significant is even rarer. Leave it to veteran George Strait to be the diamond in the rough. On his new album, Twang , Strait covers “El Rey” a traditional Mexican folk song delivered entirely in Spanish. The move has the country music world buzzing. About the Song: “El Rey” (which means “The King”) was written over 50 years ago by Jose Alfredo Jimenez, who is one of Mexico’s most este

Music Review: Constants - The Foundation, The Machine, The Ascension
This post-rock concept album feels like an exercise rather than art.

Music Review: Music Composed by Bear McCreary - Battlestar Galactica - Season 4
This set is an absolute must have for fans of BSG and fans of scores.

Paris to Cuba
“ Every time I go to Paris, I get inspired. I start thinking about ways I can embrace the city and absorb its magic…” “This album, inspired by my appreciation of both styles, came about from the feel-good spirit that both Paris and Cuba share.” — Mario Grigorov When I saw the email in my inbox, I couldn’t believe my luck (and the power of Google searches since the email came right after my post about possibly not going to Cuba!). My initial thought was Me? Write a music review?

Better Than Ice Cream, Vol. 38 by Wes Keyes
In 2002, Kendal, England schoolmates Hayden Thorpe and Ben Little created Fauve, which basically consisted of just them. They added a drummer Chris Talbot two years later and changed their name Wild Beasts. They moved to Leeds in ‘05 and were joined by full time bassist Tom Fleming. After enjoying various degrees of success in the UK with multiple singles and EP’s, they’re set to release a their second full length album titled Two Dancers in the US later this summer. Their tour doesn’t bring

Music Review: LMFAO - Party Rock
LMFAO have let us know that although they’re a part of the trendy dance scene, that they have something to make us LOL.

Music Review: Elvis Presley – From Elvis in Memphis: Legacy Edition

A powerful reminder of why Elvis Presley was the King.

THE ULTIMATE BOX SET FOR A LEGEND
by Patrick Daniels The King of Pop is some-more renouned right away than ever and with which there have been a lot of brand brand new recover CDs entrance out onto the marketplace of his hits from the prolonged and ago and a little of his some-more brand new works. The many appropriate gathering of his functions which I have gifted to illustrate far is the Michael Jackson Ultimate Collection CD Set. This implausible 5 front boxed set has been accessible for a while, but indeed covers the man

KAMINEY (updated with dialogue promos)
Dialogue Promo 1:Charlie Dialogue Promo 2 Dialogue Promo 3 Dialogue promo 4 Dialogue Promo 5 Dialogue Pomo 6 Dialogue Promo 7 Raat Ke Dhai Baje Theatrical Trailer Song promo:Dhan Te Nan Song promo:Pehli Baar Mohabbat MUSIC REVIEW The surf guitar-loaded Dhantadan is no doubt reminiscent of Dick Dale’s legendary track, Misirlou (more popularly referred to as the theme from Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction), but beyond broad, […]

Cruiserweight – Sweet Weaponry (CD)

Coming through like an actually-female singer like Claudio (a fake-female singer) from Coheed and Cambria, Cruiserweight’s “Sweet Weaponry” comes through in an intense way, even if it is a little on the sterile side. “Vermont” is a track that sounds like it should be in the middle of the disc, in the sense that Cruiserweight is already at the top of their game, and with their incorporation of Sean Neil’s vocals, I did not know personally what realms they still needed to conquer after the track.

The Crumbs – Hold that Shit Right (CD)
I’ve reviewed The Crumbs once before. That album I wasn’t the biggest fan of, but that was The Crumbs 2003-2004, and this is the Crumbs 1993-2002, and I don’t feel that a blanket statement would do much to describe what clearly is a different phase for this long-lasting band. I’m shocked, I hear melody, and a style of punk that is a mixture of Rancid and The Ramones come out of the first track, “Dothan, Pill City, USA”, with the perfect pseudo-psychobilly guitar to top that off. While there is n

Music Review: Swedish Round-Up - Abramis Brama, Mangrove, & The Crystal Caravan
Three of the best from the hotbed of rock that is Sweden.

Music Review: Constants - The Foundation, The Machine, The Ascension
This post-rock concept album feels like an exercise rather than art.

Better Than Ice Cream, Vol. 38 by Wes Keyes
In 2002, Kendal, England schoolmates Hayden Thorpe and Ben Little created Fauve, which basically consisted of just them. They added a drummer Chris Talbot two years later and changed their name Wild Beasts. They moved to Leeds in ‘05 and were joined by full time bassist Tom Fleming. After enjoying various degrees of success in the UK with multiple singles and EP’s, they’re set to release a their second full length album titled Two Dancers in the US later this summer. Their tour doesn’t bring

Music Review: GWAR - Lust in Space (sampler)
The Scumdogs return with another dose of over the top metal.

Music Review: I Was A King - I Was A King
Indie pop band I Was A King need to break indie music “laws” like no loud vocals and guitar solos.

Music Review: Swedish Round-Up - Abramis Brama, Mangrove, & The Crystal Caravan

Three of the best from the hotbed of rock that is Sweden.

Better Than Ice Cream, Vol. 38 by Wes Keyes
In 2002, Kendal, England schoolmates Hayden Thorpe and Ben Little created Fauve, which basically consisted of just them. They added a drummer Chris Talbot two years later and changed their name Wild Beasts. They moved to Leeds in ‘05 and were joined by full time bassist Tom Fleming. After enjoying various degrees of success in the UK with multiple singles and EP’s, they’re set to release a their second full length album titled Two Dancers in the US later this summer. Their tour doesn’t bring

Gavin Borchert Classical Music Review: Beethoven’s Late String Quartets
Tuesday, July 28 at 2:00 p.m. on “KUOW Presents” The string quartet is comprised of two violins, viola and cello. For many composers the string quartet is a musical diary. It’s a setting where composers have come to reveal their most intimate thoughts and emotions. In the 1820s, Beethoven wrote some of his final pieces for string quartet. He was losing his hearing at the time and near death. The resulting quartets are moody,…

KAMINEY (updated with dialogue promos)
Dialogue Promo 1:Charlie Dialogue Promo 2 Dialogue Promo 3 Dialogue promo 4 Dialogue Promo 5 Dialogue Pomo 6 Dialogue Promo 7 Raat Ke Dhai Baje Theatrical Trailer Song promo:Dhan Te Nan Song promo:Pehli Baar Mohabbat MUSIC REVIEW The surf guitar-loaded Dhantadan is no doubt reminiscent of Dick Dale’s legendary track, Misirlou (more popularly referred to as the theme from Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction), but beyond broad, […]

The Ultimate Box Set For A Legend

Since the death of Michael Jackson, the “King of Pop”, he has become more popular than ever, and because of this there are a large amount of CDs hitting the market, that include his hits from the early days to the present. One of the best releases, thus far is the Michael Jackson Ultimate Collection CD Set. Although this 5 disc box set has been available for some time now, it is really the best purchase if you want to always remember the man who has mad the largest impact in the music industr

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