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TV appearance, Grammy nod beef up band's fame (The Temple News)
But Lamb of God's not letting stardom get to them. The metal band looks forward to rocking out with Philly fans at Electric Factory Friday.
Local Motion: Memory and Devotion (Hartford Advocate)
Saying that a cover band ?has good musicians? is kind of insulting, much like saying that a girl has a ?nice personality? actually means she has a busted face. They have good musicians and ? what else?
Duke fans? brackets busted (The Record)
Random thoughts for a Tuesday morning:
Big-city rock band in a small-town music scene (Times-Standard)
Now that the AFI show is over and done with, what is Humboldt County going to do with itself? We've been a virtual entertainment island for so many years that, while we're appreciative of the occasional big show that comes through here, we've learned to amuse ourselves like an only child.
SXSW Report: Saturday [Matthew Solarski] (Pitchfork)
The Rosebuds [Club DeVille; 3:30 p.m.] The Rosebuds were never my cup of tea-- at least, not until the promo for their third LP, Night of the Furies , rolled into our office, its exquisite, studio-polished, Reagan-era pop sheen tapping a serious vein in this child of the 80s.
When does kindness overrule the rules? (The Columbus Dispatch)
James R. Smith Jr. was housed in the medical ward at Franklin County?s Jackson Pike jail "because of concerns he might be vulnerable to other inmates."
Maria Schneider: Fantasies Come True (All About Jazz)
From a certain angle, it would almost appear that composer, arranger extraordinaire Maria Schneider is living in a fantasy world. Her music is highly acclaimed, her performances are killer.
Daily Dig (Weekly Dig)
Apparently, I can?t go anywhere without seeing the Naked Cowboy ?s asshole. Last week, he was spooning aunt Roberta in the above ground pool at my family compound in the Catskills; this weekend he?s parading up and down Sixth St. in Austin like a shameless media whore.
South Lake County Neighbors Quickly 0319 (Post-Tribune)
Hanover school administrators sure enjoy spending our tax dollars. First, they decide to dispose of all older computers before even getting new ones. Why not sell them, donate them or ask the teachers if they want them for the classroom? Just stop wasting assets.
COLUMN: Gators' Noah Enjoying Life In A Firestorm (The Tampa Tribune)
N EW ORLEANS - On the day Hurricane Katrina ravaged this city in 2005, Joakim Noah marched into the University of Florida's basketball complex. His first words to Gators coach Billy Donovan went like this: