G. Love: Good For The Soul Kari Vander Weit October 13, 2010 Goings-On G. Love is a pleasant blend of classic blues, funk, and hip-hop. His raspy vocals and acoustic guitar/harmonica combo are the signature of his style. G. Love is lending his talents to charity by performing for ...
Doug Paisley: Crossing The Boarder Kari Vander Weit October 9, 2010 Goings-On A simple approach to songwriting is what makes folk relatable and Doug Paisley, although a Canada native has tried his hand at this American genre. Having paired up with several people during his career and ado...
Kim Richey: Underrated Charm Kari Vander Weit October 9, 2010 Goings-On Although, Kim Richey has been Grammy nominated and even appeared on American country and pop charts, this singer/songwriter is not easily recognized. Three years after her last album release, Richey is back wit...
X Japan: Rock Gods From The Far East Kari Vander Weit October 8, 2010 Goings-On Though time travel still hasn’t been invented, Japanese rock legends X Japan have figured out a way to do just that. The Asian version of Queen meets Kiss is able to recreate their early days by playing small, ...
Corrosion of Conformity: Hitting Mach Three Kari Vander Weit October 7, 2010 Goings-On Originally trying their hand at hardcore-punk back in the early 1980s, Corrosion Of Conformity wound up crafting an original sound of heavy metal intertwined with Southern rock. The group has had an on and off ...
Kristian Hoffman: Musically Credible Kari Vander Weit October 5, 2010 Goings-On Emerging in the 1970s, Kristian Hoffman was the songwriter and keyboardist for the band Mumps. Through the years, Hoffman has contributed his talents to the musical landscape by doing such things as directing R...
The On Fires: Absolutely Combustible Kari Vander Weit October 1, 2010 Goings-On Known to perform genuinely heartfelt shows, The On Fires leave their concertgoers with raspy voices and sore limbs as they move on to the next venue. And fans couldn’t be more satisfied. This Australian indie-p...
Linkin Park: A Thousand Suns Kari Vander Weit October 1, 2010 Albums 1 Three years after their last release, Linkin Park returns with a different approach to the metal, rock and hip hop medley they are notorious for. Shuffling the songs on an album doesn’t always significantly aff...
The Temper Trap: Aussie Ambush Kari Vander Weit September 29, 2010 Goings-On Whoever said that college was a hazy memory putting a lifelong dent in their wallet should be extra jealous of The Temper Trap, a foursome who met at Wesley College in Australia and became a worldwide sensation...
