Graham Parker
A person who hasn't received even the slightest part of what they have given. more
Talking Heads
For artists only. more
Oysterhead
Supergroup formed by the following musicians: Trey Anastasio guitar and vocals, Stewart Copeland drums, and Les Claypool bass and vocals. One single album released in 2001: "The Grand Pecking Order"; we’re in the realm of psychedelic rock with excellent fusion and progressive inserts... class is not water... more
Acid Bath
WARNING: MAY CAUSE ADDICTION more
HUMAN LEAGUE -DARE!
"Take time to see the wonders of the world, take a cruise to China or a train to Spain... everybody needs cash to spend, these are the things that dreams are made of..." more
Asia Argento
Anyone who claims she isn't a great comedic actress will have to reconsider after watching "Diamond 13" with Depardieu... more
Dino Merlin
He is not a Bosnian singer; he is Bosnia personified. more
Body Count
Black Metal more
Julian Cope
The Teardrop Explodes didn't say anything to me. As a solo artist, I adore him. "Fried" remains one of my favorite albums. I also found the relatively fresh "Revolutionary Suicide" to be a great record. He did some silly things in my opinion [like "Saint Julian" and "My Nation Underground," late '80s, where he almost flirted with the more crass '80s pop] but for the sheer goodness of the amazing things he's released (besides Krautrocksampler and Japrocksampler), he truly deserves the five pills. more
Radiohead
Discreetly, unfortunately, I am together with others the cause of the Hipster movement which I hate so much. more
King Crimson
But damn, Red. Come on. What a jerk. more
Asia Argento
Ignorance, vulgarity, and attitude don't make a damn and don't make a decent actress either. more
Alt-J
One of the most unique bands in today's music more
Plasticland
Discovered this month by a brother who lives in the east. I fell in love with the collection 'Make Yourself a Happening Machine'. And with these freaks. Early '80s, balancing between hyper-fuzzy garage rock, paisley lullabies, and abundant psilocybin spores. I haven't listened to anything else in the last two weeks. more
Bob Mould -Black Sheets of Rain
Just a year after his hard-fought solo debut, Bob Mould in 1990 delivers one of his best works; it's a return to those electric sounds so dear to him and to us, never forgotten: a three-piece formation that immediately recalls Husker Du. It is the imposing grandeur of the long title track that kicks off an album steeped in feedback, with the sublime peak reached in "Stop Your Cryng," where the ghost of his first immense group appears in the distance. more
Apple
You can't use Adobe Flash, you have to download custom apps, you’re forced to download iTunes for iPods, you must have all the tags sorted otherwise it spreads all the tracks here and there, and in general, there’s a lack of customization options, non-replaceable batteries that last like crap, and definitely high prices... a dictatorship, in short! The quality is okay because in the end the products are cool and then you can put all your archive on the iPod Classic... but what a drag! more
Minutemen
D. Boon, Mike Watt, and George Hurley: originating from San Pedro, California. An apparently absurd hybrid, their sound: hardcore-punk-funk-blues-jazz in absolute freedom, without rules and barriers...(R)INNOVATORS... more
Hüsker Dü -Zen Arcade
Robust injections of psychedelia, pop, folk rock, and experimentation propel Zen Arcade and Hüsker Dü far beyond hardcore punk and towards the subsequent wonders (most notably, of course, New Day Rising and Warehouse: Songs and Stories). more
The Dillinger Escape Plan
Not just a band, but THE metalcore band. more
Arctic Monkeys
One of the few valid groups in the current musical landscape. more