Pages tagged “brian jonestown massacre”

• • Decrease
  • Reset
  • Increase
  resize
• print
• send

Brian Jonestown Massacre Announce Tour

Brian Jonestown Massacre recently announced a new album titled Aufheben. Although not many details on the album have been released, Aufheben is slated for a May 1 release on ‘a’ Records.   read more

The Brian Jonestown Massacre Announces Singles Collection

Prolific psych-rock outfit The Brian Jonestown Massacre has put together a collection of singles spanning the past two decades of the band’s career. The two-disc anthology features tracks previously only available on 7" singles, including “Convertible” “Their Majesties 2nd Request (Enrique’s Dream),” and the most recent 2011 vinyl single release “Illuminomi” and “There’s A War Going On.” The collection also features “Thoughts of You” and “Never Ever,” recorded in 1993 from the band’s alter ego, Acid. The Singles Collection (1992-2011) is set to be released Aug. 30....  read more

The 10 Biggest Rock 'n' Roll Beefs

Hip hop gets the bad rap when it comes to dueling, though the genre has certainly had the most serious escalations in its musical rivalries. But the rock world isn't immune to brawls—and that's just what we've compiled for you today.  read more

The Definitive All-Time Top 10 Rock 'n' Roll Documentaries List

The art of the rock documentary is a delicate one. A good rockumentary strikes a balance between moving concert footage and revealing backstage confessions, telling a story while illuminating the band's impact on both fans and the cultural zeitgeist. Because they capture a broad swath of culture from such a unique perspective, they are often compelling films, which makes it hard to pick only 10 to call “the best.” Excluding those that are concert films (sorry, Scorcese, but The Last Waltz falls in this category, as well as Talking Heads’ Stop Making Sense), here are the definitive top 10 rock...  read more

All Tomorrow's Parties 2008: Day 3

[Above: His Holiness Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine]A new flyer went up around Kutsher's late on the second day of All Tomorrow's Parties' New York debut. Earplugs would be available, for free and in large quantities, for everyone. Smart people (like me) had already brought their own: the unofficial reports from My Bloody Valentine's London shows was that they were reaching 132 decibels during their set, which is just slightly softer than a jet taking off....  read more