10 masterpieces made as bands were falling apart
Masterpieces are never an easy task for any artist, but these bands had to deal with their demise in between the every take.
The album Trent Reznor thinks embarrassed Chris Cornell: “Jesus”
Trent Reznor may have done whatever the hell he wanted, but he knew that some of his colleagues weren't always proud of their ...
San Diego Reader5d
The day Nirvana came to town
That night, the band played at Iguana's in Tijuana, with opening act Sister Double Happiness. Reportedly, a half dozen people were carted off in ambulances after jumping from the balconies during ...
Evanston RoundTable6d
Guitar Works: Serving shredders and strummers for 45 years
The commercial district at Main Street and Chicago Avenue is home to some of Evanston’s oldest small businesses. The most ...
The Advocate1d
Singer and lyricist Kurt Elling’s jazz quest is never-ending; ' So much for me to learn'
“I keep moving all the time,” jazz singer and lyricist Kurt Elling said last week.
Glide Magazine19h
30 Years Later: Matthew Sweet Serves Up Tempting Hooks On ‘100% Fun’
Three decades after the release of Matthew Sweet's 100% Fun (released 3/14/95), his fifth solo album not only reaffirms the ...
Smithsonian Magazine4d
Musical Instruments
Billed as "Bob Dylan’s first demo tape," the recordings from September 1961 played an outsize role in launching the 20-year-old aspiring songwriter's career Eli Wizevich Theaters from Washington ...