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Melvins—Unusual Is Better

Gregg McQueen
October 2, 2019
Buzz, Features
The Melvins hail from the small town of Montesano, Washington, but it’s not hard to envision them being spawned from an ancient tar pit instead, emerging from the bubbly ooze, instruments in hand, ready to sla... Read More...

METZ — ‘Automat’ (Sub Pop)

Gregg McQueen
July 16, 2019
Albums, Reviews
METZ has been producing a mighty big racket for more than a decade now. To celebrate, the Toronto noise-punk merchants have released Automat, a collection of B-sides, rarities, and non-album singles datin... Read More...

Slayer, BB&T Pavilion, Camden, NJ, May 24, 2019

Gregg McQueen
June 19, 2019
Concerts, Reviews
Tom Araya stood stoically near the edge of the stage as waves of applause washed over him. The Slayer bassist and his bandmates had just finished their final New Jersey show on their current farewell tour. ... Read More...

Mastodon: Stairway to the ‘Skye’

Gregg McQueen
June 5, 2019
Features, Interviews
Just when you thought they were out, Coheed and Cambria pulled them back in. After a busy tour schedule following the release of the 2017 album Emperor of Sand, the members of Mastodon were preparing to pac... Read More...

Jeff Tweedy at The Town Hall, NYC, April 8, 2019

Gregg McQueen
May 8, 2019
Concerts, Reviews
Jeff Tweedy/The Town Hall/New York, NY/April 8, 2019  Jeff Tweedy isn’t exactly a household name, but as far as American singer-songwriters go, the man is a bit of an institution. After a lengthy career... Read More...

The Dead Daisies: Burning It Down

Gregg McQueen
August 22, 2018
Features, Interviews
  The members of The Dead Daisies have all, presumably, invested in quality pieces of luggage.   Since forming in 2013, the band has earned a reputation as true road dogs, touring the world repeate... Read More...

Mastodon – Words to the Wise

Gregg McQueen
May 23, 2018
Features, Interviews
  Music geeks rejoiced when Mastodon and Primus announced a co-headlining tour for this spring and summer. The 45-show trek of mostly outdoor amphitheaters connects two acts high on musicianship, who are e... Read More...

Judas Priest: Still Plenty of Firepower

Gregg McQueen
March 21, 2018
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  Judas Priest might not own the same cultural significance or commercial success as The Beatles or Rolling Stones, but the British heavy metal veterans deserve to be acknowledged as one of rock music’s mo... Read More...

They Might Be Giants: More Fun To Come

Gregg McQueen
December 20, 2017
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The holidays are a particularly festive time for local fans of They Might Be Giants, as the quirky rock duo conducts its annual New Year’s Eve gigs in its home borough of Brooklyn. After the hometown sho... Read More...
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Wave Of Rejuvenation: Paz Lenchantin Breathes New Life Into The Pixies

Gregg McQueen
May 24, 2017
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L-R: Paz Lenchantin, Black Francis, David Lovering, Joey Santiago When original bassist Kim Deal left the Pixies in 2013, many fans wondered if it would spell the end of the line for the group. But a few... Read More...
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    Debra Kate Schafer
    April 14, 2021

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    James Campion
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  • Makin’ Waves: Laurie Berkner: From Jersey Indie Rocker to Global Kindie Rocker

    Bob Makin
    April 13, 2021

  • The Luka State’s New Video Allows Album Highlight To Shine

    Debra Kate Schafer
    April 7, 2021

  • #THROWBACK: LINDA RONSTADT — JANUARY 12, 1977

    Arts Weekly
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