New Blink-182 Video, ‘After Midnight’

Pop punk veterans BLINK-182 continue their comeback with a brand new video for “After Midnight,” the second single from their new album, Neighborhoods. The video was directed by Issac Rentz (Cage The Elephant, Motion City Soundtrack), who also worked on their previous video for “Up All Night”). According to Mark Hoppus, “the concept [of the [...]

So Long Davey Covers Billy Idol

Do you want to go to a White Wedding? How about just hearing about one via a great cover of Billy Idol’s classic from up-and-comers So Long Davey? Hit the jump to see the video, or check out their official website here at http://solongdavey.com/. There have been tons of covers of this song over the [...]

‘The Mortified Sessions’ Premieres Dec. 5 on Sundance

Remember that box in the back of your closet that has some unseemly photos of you rocking a fanny pack and grooving to C+C Music Factory? Well, Sundance Channel might get their hands on it (if you’re famous) and show the whole world! In the channel’s new series, The Mortified Sessions, the pilot episode features [...]

REVIEW: Klaypex – ‘Loose Dirt’

Dubstep is one of those subculture music genres that still hasn’t quite hit the mainstream. You won’t see KIIS playing much of it, and it doesn’t quite have a home on the satellite radio stations, but it is gaining quite the crowd, mainly thanks to sites like Youtube, Myspace and SoundCloud, artists have media outlets [...]

REVIEW: Kitty, Daisy & Lewis – ‘Smoking in Heaven’

In a world of reboots and revivals, many people have become jaded at the sound of someone trying to “recreate” something that’s been done before. Too many times have we seen flopped reboots of movies, and sampling music from decades past has become all too popular in mainstream music. However, once in a while, someone [...]

New Blink-182 Video, ‘After Midnight’

January 12th, 2012 by Erich Becker

Posted in Featured, Music, News and under: blink-182, music video

Pop punk veterans BLINK-182 continue their comeback with a brand new video for “After Midnight,” the second single from their new album, Neighborhoods. The video was directed by Issac Rentz (Cage The Elephant, Motion City Soundtrack), who also worked on their previous video for “Up All Night”). According to Mark Hoppus, “the concept [of the video] is troubled love found in a psych ward.”

Check the video out after the break.

For more information on Blink 182, make sure to check out their official site, www.blink182.com, as well as their Facebook and Twitter pages. Blink’s new album, Neighborhoods, is available now on iTunes and in stores everywhere now.

So Long Davey Covers Billy Idol

January 3rd, 2012 by Erich Becker

Posted in Featured, Music and under: billy idol, cover, so long davey

Do you want to go to a White Wedding? How about just hearing about one via a great cover of Billy Idol’s classic from up-and-comers So Long Davey? Hit the jump to see the video, or check out their official website here at http://solongdavey.com/. There have been tons of covers of this song over the years, but this is one of the premiere ones.

We’ll have more coverage of the band soon, stay tuned!

‘The Mortified Sessions’ Premieres Dec. 5 on Sundance

November 23rd, 2011 by Erich Becker

Posted in Featured, News, TV and under: mortified, sundance

Remember that box in the back of your closet that has some unseemly photos of you rocking a fanny pack and grooving to C+C Music Factory? Well, Sundance Channel might get their hands on it (if you’re famous) and show the whole world!

In the channel’s new series, The Mortified Sessions, the pilot episode features Ed Helms, Eric Stonestreet and Mo’Nique as they take a look at what it was like before they were famous. It all can’t be good, especially for Helms!

The first season will feature:

Guests scheduled for season one include:

Ed Helms (The Office, Hangover, The Daily Show)
Eric Stonestreet (Emmy winner, Modern Family)
Cheryl Hines (Emmy nominee, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Suburgatory)
Blake Mycoskie (founder of Tom’s Shoes, bestselling author)
Mo’nique (Oscar winner, Precious)
Jennifer Grey (Dirty Dancing)
Paul Feig (Bridesmaids director, Freaks & Geeks creator)
Alanis Morissette (7x Grammy winner)
Nick Offerman (Parks & Rec) & Megan Mullally (Will & Grace, Party Down)
Will Forte (SNL, 30 Rock)
Ed Burns (Brothers McMullen, Saving Private Ryan)
& more!

For more information, check out the series’ official site here and tune in Dec. 5 at 8PM on Sundance Channel.

Win Dirty Heads Tickets

November 15th, 2011 by Erich Becker

Posted in Contests, Music and under: contest, dirty heads

The Dirty Heads are currently on a West Coast tour and giving away tickets to their remaining shows on their facebook page. You can win tickets to see them for free, all you need to do is head on over and fill out the form.

Remaining Dates on the Tour:

Tue 11/15 San Luis Obispo, CA SLO Brew (TDH only headline show)
Wed 11/16 San Diego, CA House of Blues
Fri 11/18 Las Vegas, NV House of Blues
Sat 11/19 Anaheim, CA The Grove

REVIEW: Klaypex – ‘Loose Dirt’

October 25th, 2011 by John Simons

Posted in Featured, Music, News and under: dubstep, free, klaypex

Dubstep is one of those subculture music genres that still hasn’t quite hit the mainstream. You won’t see KIIS playing much of it, and it doesn’t quite have a home on the satellite radio stations, but it is gaining quite the crowd, mainly thanks to sites like Youtube, Myspace and SoundCloud, artists have media outlets to get their sound out. Many of these artists have found huge following using these methods. Skrillex is one name people hear quite a bit in the Dubstep world. He, among others, has paved the way for up and coming artists to showcase their talent.

REVIEW: Kitty, Daisy & Lewis – ‘Smoking in Heaven’

October 20th, 2011 by John Simons

Posted in Featured, Music, News and under: jazz, kitty daisy and lewis, rockabilly, swing

In a world of reboots and revivals, many people have become jaded at the sound of someone trying to “recreate” something that’s been done before. Too many times have we seen flopped reboots of movies, and sampling music from decades past has become all too popular in mainstream music. However, once in a while, someone comes along who faithfully reproduces a certain kind of sound while throwing in their own style. In turn, something wonderful is created. Kitty, Daisy & Lewis have done just that.

Hear ‘Lulu’ from Lou Reed and Metallica; Win a Trip to NYC

October 11th, 2011 by Erich Becker

Posted in Contests, Featured, Music and under: lou reed, metallica

Be among the first to hear the upcoming release “Lulu” at an intimate listening session with Lou Reed and Metallica on Monday, October 24, 2011. Bowers & Wilkins Sound Sessions will be giving away passes and a flyaway to the small private gathering in New York City and you could be there!

Get more details after the break and the link to enter!

REVIEW – Boondock Saints – ‘In Nomine Patris’ Trade Paperback

October 11th, 2011 by John Simons

Posted in Comics, Featured, Movies, News and under: boondock saints, movie tie-in, trade paperback

The Boondock Saints was the sleeper hit of the end of the 20^th century. It had the perfect combination of grit, action, and quotable lines that put it into fans’ top 10 favorite movies of all time. People can’t seem to get enough of the story (despite its not-so-well-received sequel), and thankfully Innfusion and 12 Gauge Comics gave us a story worth pining for. Written by director Troy Duffy and inked by J.B Love, In Nomine Patris follows a new story of Connor and Murphy. This story intertwines with the events of the second feature movie, and even features a story about the original saint, Noah McManus.

NBC Cancels ‘Playboy Club’; Full Order to ‘Up All Night’, ‘Whitney’

October 4th, 2011 by Erich Becker

Posted in Featured, News, TV and under: cancellation, nbc, playboy club, up all night, whitney

In a single stroke one dies, two live on, at least until May.

NBC spilled the first blood of the new TV season by canceling the low-rated and ire of the Parent’s Television Council’s very being, The Playboy Club. Apparently attempting to replicate the Mad Men vibe nets you 3.4 million viewers and a 1.2 in the demo. Things didn’t start strong and fell progressively worse. At least the show lasted three episodes, which was more than Lonestar lasted lasted last season.

With the death comes new life as NBC has given full season orders to the laugh-track/audience “enhanced” Whitney and the awesome Up All Night (which hits pretty close to home being the father of a three month old).

More as shows live and die during the first month of the season as it develops.

REVIEW: ‘American Horror Story’ (01×01) – Pilot

October 4th, 2011 by Erich Becker

Posted in Featured, News, TV and under: american horror story, fx

If you want to give Ryan Murphy credit for one thing, he’s apt at creating characters that are so unlikable you only continue to watch to see how low they will go. With Nip/Tuck the doctors of McNamara/Troy were so terrifically awful that you were glued to your TV screen, at least until the ill-fated move to LA, but with American Horror Story, set in LA, you almost want to be in the screen with them, if only to warn them of their own stupidity.

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