My Bloody Valentine's New Album Is Full Of Surprises
As surprising as the existence of m b v itself may be, many of the creative decisions that went into the album are every bit as unexpected. I don’t profess to know a whole lot about My Bloody Valentine, but even I was caught off guard on my first listen.
The World Needs More Nonsensical Games With Music Artists
Rhythm games are all but dead at this point. Good riddance, I say. I'm not interested in music acts being treated properly, their work integrated with gameplay in a way that makes a modicum of sense. I want to see artists getting shoehorned into video games for practically no reason at all. I want more games like these.
The Super Bowl Halftime Show Has Not Gone Far Enough
It's one of the biggest music events of the year. It's clumsy, overbearing, shallow, nonsensical, nationalistic, and devoid of live music being played or words being sung out loud. It's the Super Bowl halftime show, and it's our country's way of opening a hotel room door in The Shining.
The Audiophile's Guide To A Perfect Stereo Setup
You claim to enjoy music. Shouldn't you listen to it in the best possible conditions, regardless of how much it will cost or how terrible your taste may be?
A World Without Music
Imagine, if you will, what our world would be like if music had never existed.
Keeping Up With Jack White's Projects
Jack White is the busiest man in music. The guy has been involved in efforts of every shape and size, from bizarre ICP collaborations to full bands and solo albums. Good for him, bad for people that only have a few hours each day to keep track of everything he's making.
The Ultimate July 4th Playlist
Want to have the most patriotic and fun July 4th celebration of all time? Load this playlist into your Zune! Please note that this will only work on a Zune.
How To Become Campfire Guitar Guy
Do you have what it takes to become Campfire Guitar Guy? You're not sure? Good. Having an insecurity that you'd like to hide is the first step.
The Forgotten Permutations Of Green Day
Green Day did not change overnight, but evolved over two decades. Most of these permutations went largely unnoticed or vanished from our collective memory, but they were important nonetheless.
