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Saturday band sampler (Austin American-Statesman)
AM. AM is a guy, not a band, which means he doesn't have to split up the royalties from all those TV placements.
Better, but still far from great (Orange County Register)
Review: Bloc Party keeps improving, as its Wiltern opener proved, but the English quartet still has untapped potential.
Allan Holdsworth Trio to play at Downingtown School of Rock (Daily Local News)
S ix days a week at the Paul Green School of Rock in Downingtown, kids from all over Chester County arrive by the carload for their weekly lessons and rehearsals.
Hot... and not: Everything you should have listened to last year (The Davis E...
Published Jan 05, 2007 - 13:17:12 CST. Another year ends, and all the music geeks are giddily compiling ?best of? lists. With so many publications, whom do you trust?
CD reviews: Neil Young (Denver Post)
Neil Young, "Live At Massey Hall 1971" ROCK|Reprise, released March 13 It
All hail the new indie rock mainstream (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Arcade Fire's "Intervention" is most likely the only Coolest Song there will ever be that waits a minute and a half for the drums to enter.
Song of the Day: "What Light," Wilco (Salon.com)
New Wilco!
Proving they are deserving (CentralOhio.com)
"The Undeserving" may sound like the name of a Clint Eastwood or James Dean movie to the 50-plus crowd, but those younger and in tune with the local music scene know better.
Exclusive Song of the Day: "Wee Wee," Abner Jay (Salon.com)
Utterly unique music from "the last of the Southern black minstrels."
'From the Top's' O'Riley blends old and new works in performances (Waco Tribu...
Pianist Christopher O?Riley, the host of public radio?s ?From the Top,? bridges the 20th and 21st centuries in his Tuesday night recital at Baylor University, connecting works by Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich and British alt-rock band Radiohead.