The time has come. The entire world was watching him since the billboards arose in late October, however, the wait was much longer, and a lot more arduous for the majority of his lovers. Indeed, this cryptic campaign started nearly five years to the date since dance music’s most sinister figure jelqing his debut record, Aleph. […]
The Famous Bob Weir and Wolf Bros tour moved to Seattle on Tuesday night for a performance at the Moore Theatre. Bob Weir, drummer Jay Lane and bassist Don Was were united by Seattle’s Jori Chisholm for portions of both sets in the Emerald City. The trio started the evening with “Scarlet Begonias” and then […]
Watch Martin Garrix‘s crew gather a six room audio video shoot in an empty warehouse on per week’s detect in the most recent event of The Martin Garrix Show. The audio movie they are filming for is for Garrix’s hit collaboration using Khalid, along with the shoot isn’t without it’s momentary downfalls given the short […]
Moog shut a 35-year gap from its own polyphonic synthesizer launch history with the launch of the Moog One, a new model that makes its market debut in two different eight- plus 16-voice models. The brief promotional video advertisement of the Moog One features a series of industry influencers ranging from Mark Ronson to Mike Dean and Suzanne […]
After 10 years, Soulwax has re-released its 2008 documentary Part of the Weekend Never Dies for the first time in HD and for free on YouTube. The rockumentary follows the dance music pioneers on what seems to be a never-ending excursion, where they catch the development of a scene by 2005-2007 — a alchemist’s golden […]
Images by: Jeremy Williams Words by: Tyler Hypnarowski Greensky Bluegrass with Turkuaz :: 9.23.18 Red Rocks :: Morrison, CO Check out a full gallery of Jeremy’s photos after the review. Anders Beck was nearly speechless as he and his Greensky Bluegrass band mates returned to the stage for their encore Sunday night, looking out at […]
Boys Noize comes back with more industrial mischief, now on a cover of Adamski’s 80’s acid classic “Killer,” arriving on his Boysnoize Records. For the rework, the manufacturer taps Miami-based singer Steven A. Clark for vocal dutiesthat were superbly handled by Seal around the first. The outcome is a stomper of a course, with Clark’s vocals draining […]
The String Cheese Incident helped celebrate the 25th anniversary of Boulder’s Mountain Sun Pub & Brewery at Planet Bluegrass in Lyons, Colorado on Saturday. SCI was joined by special guest Jennifer Hartswick as a portion of their headlining performance at Mountain Sun 25th Anniversary — Colorado Kind Festival. On Fridaythe members of The String Cheese […]
Gov’t Mule shows in Los Angeles are guest filled affairs and last night’s concert at The Wiltern wasn’t any exception. The band brought out trumpeter Doug Woolverton along with guitarist Jimmy Vivino at sections of Tuesday night’s show. The all-original path was gone by the quartet for their very first set at The Wiltern. Guitarist […]
Ahead of her album listening party at Magic Castle, REZZ sat with TIDAL to temporarily divulge into not only where the inspiration came to its Certain Kind Of Magic album, but touch on her come-up, and ancient influences. REZZ has ever been outspoken about her broad range of musical preference, and reiterates this at the […]
