Recovering Bohemian Music Snob. Currently learning to warp young minds with his knowledge of cynical conspiracy theories and the physical world.
Tonight at the Mod Club in Toronto, Mark Lanegan and Greg Dulli will darken the stage under the banner of The Gutter Twins. Lanegan was once the singer for the Screaming Trees, and more recently has done work with Queens of The Stone Age. Dulli was once the front man for the Afghan Whigs, and […]
*disclaimer: Just as a side note, I (Burtch) am unbiased when it comes to the Coast. I’ve known the band through Chris (who works for them) for a while, but I’m not a lackey, paid or otherwise. Now on to my posting: The Coast have been floating around the Toronto Indie Rock scene for a […]
Akron is a city in Ohio, and happens to be where Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in 1935. It is also home to the Soap Box Derby World Championships, and happens to be the center of American Rubber Industry, being the founding location of B.F. Goodrich, Goodyear, and Firestone. Family is a thing most people are […]
Dublin four piece Delorentos will be featured at the Music From Ireland Brunch at SXSW in Austin next month. They’ve toured with the Futureheads, Tapes ‘n Tapes, and seminal post-punk heroes Gang of Four. Their infectious brand of indie pop rock has garnered them enough acclaim to warrant a nomination for the Choice Music Prize […]
Everest is your next favourite Los Angeles Super Group, consisting of members from other luminary acts such as the Watson Twins, Alaska!, Earlimart, Great Northern, John Vanderslice, and Folk Implosion. Working within the framework of the Ship Collective they’ve quietly been building a following of fans during their time playing together. Their sound is reminiscent […]