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In 1965, young filmmaker Peter Whitehead, along with music entrepreneur and then-manager Andrew Loog Oldham, set out to chronicle the Rolling Stones on tour. Handheld, black-and-white cinematography (later made fashionable … Read more
Given all the hoopla surrounding Miley Cyrus doing…something (we honestly have no idea what the big deal is), it’s easy to forget that the MTV Video Music Awards show is, … Read more
Between his legal problems with his ex-wife and the hassles of running one of the hippest record labels in the country, it’s surprising that Jack White has any time to … Read more
Air Waves is the project of Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter Nicole Schneit, and she’s easily one of the best songwriters in a place that has a lot of people who try to … Read more
Neko Case’s verbosely-titled new album The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You is one of the year’s most hotly anticipated albums, … Read more
Before saddling up with Crazy Horse, as a teenager, bassist Billy Talbot could be seen hanging around New York City street corners with his first vocal group, the Cavaliers. In … Read more
For months, Paul McCartney has been teasing fans about a new, possibly dance music-influenced album. Yesterday, he took the teasing to a new level by posting a series of random … Read more
South By Southwest is coming up sooner than you think. The festival’s organizers are putting together the lineup of bands and panel discussions that will comprise the festival, and we … Read more
Recorded live at a chic club in Paris, this tour de force of four world-class players takes off with “Bonsoir Boogie!” and rips through 14 mostly original tracks of the … Read more
It’s hard to believe that there’s any new Beatles material left to be heard, but fans are preparing for yet another collection of live recordings from the Fab Four. The Guardian reports … Read more
