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• Cardinals “Cardinology”


• Beck “Modern Guilt”


• Bob Dylan “Tell Tale Signs” 


• Conor Oberst “Conor Oberst”


• Kings of Leon “Only By the Night”


• TV On the Radio “Dear Science”


• Portishead “Third”


• Pretenders “Break up The Concrete”


• Vampire Weekend   “Vampire Weekend”


• Ray LaMontagne “Gossip in the Grain”

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When the Hold Steady captured and captivated the indie rock world with its last album Girls and Boys in America it was a major shout out to literate rock that somehow didn’t take itself too seriously.  Lead by writer/singer/guitarist Craig Finn, the Hold Steady has perfected the combination of classic rock, serious literature, punk rock and party time fun. The band has returned with even more swagger on its new platter, Stay Positive and the record proves that yes, you can go home again. Finn and company infuse the record with much of the beliefs of positive hardcore of which Finn was involved in with his previous band Lifter Puller. Positive hardcore basically put forth the idea that you can make your life and also the world around you a better place. Given that, Finn has never been one to hide his influences and on Stay Positive he’s providing more shout outs to his heroes. In the song “Constructive Summer” he shouts out to Iggy Pop, Youth of Today, 7 Seconds and of course the father of all things punk Joe Strummer(“our only decent teacher”). So what’s not to love!? The band even opens up the Hold Steady sound a bit to add some new wave –like keyboards and some killer guitar solos.  While the lyrics still follow that its dark but its going to get better formula, the band still makes you feel like it could be you up there playing and that's the way they like it and so do I. Check out Stay Positive and feel the positive blast from a band really hitting its stride.

Although weaned on prog-metal, educated in classical music at Harvard, and once viewed as a representative of the indie rock set, Weezer's Rivers Cuomo prefers to write simple music that can be easily enjoyed by a mass audience. It was one of many elements that defined him in the beginning, on his band's hugely popular 1994 self-titled debut (The Blue Album), if one of few remaining characteristics defining his music today. Read the rest here

Shirley Manson is set to pursue a full-time acting career, having landed a regular role on a US TV series. The Garbage lead singer will appear in a recurring role on ‘Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles’ which airs on Fox. read the rest here

This is how rock musicians are supposed to age. At 50, Nick Cave's hairline is receding, but he's turned that setback into a "look," growing out his locks and cultivating the coolest mustache in the industry. Over 30 years, first with the Birthday Party and then with the Bad Seeds, he has refined his lurid growl and lascivious subject matter-- the usuals: sex, death, God, murder, redemption, all in the most brutal and salaciously poetical terms possible-- without losing any of his charisma or menace. During the past decade alone, despite sounding hoarse on No More Shall We Part and Nocturama, he has transformed his swagger into a potent brand of musical and amoral authority, honing his persona in tandem with the Bad Seeds, who a few years ago were one of the tightest and most versatile backing bands around and have only gotten better with each release. Read more here

Maybe Moby sensed it himself, and, rejecting complacency, set himself some ambitious goals with Last Night, a concept album that serves as a nostalgic trip down clubland lane. Read the rest of this review here

Just when you thought reunion tours couldn’t get any worse comes the news that former boy band, The New Kids On The Block, are set to reunite. Sources close to the band say all five original New Kids - Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg, Danny Wood, and Jordan and Jonathan Knight are participating.  Who the hell asked for this reunion? Are the band members so desparate for cash they are willing to make fools of themselves? There are a lot more real bands that I would rather see reunite than these posuers from Boston.

Mark Lanegan and Greg Dulli. Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan. Afghan Whigs meets the Screaming Trees. When I first heard that these two veterans of 90s alternative music were joining forces I could see the possibilities. Lanegan's deep growl combined with Dulli's manic scream sounded like a match made in rock and roll hell and on their debut album, Saturnalia it is. Lanegan and Dulli have remained busy since the demise of their original bands, Screaming Trees and Afghan Whigs respectively. Lanegan has released solo records and has been a mainstay with Queens of the Stone Age, while Dulli has released three excellent records with his Twilight Singers collaborative. By taking the best of both their work and combining them, Lanegan and Dulli have recorded a powerful album that comes from straight from the gut and the gutter. On cuts like Idle Hands, Lanegan's back from the dead howl and Dulli's last chance yelps build to massive heights with grinding guitars and pounding drums. In The Stations you can almost see the horror of the little girl as she witnesses the twisting of Lanegan's junkie sick caricature singing "Little girls might twitch at the way I itch, but the way I burn, it's a son of a bitch." Dulli and Lanegan mine the depths of human emotions for the raw feeling of our insecurities so well its frightening. The more the album moves on the deeper and darker the Twins get and we are the better for it. Its not often that two artists can get together on a record and each bare their souls to us to help save ours. Lanegan and Dulli have earned the right to be the Gutter Twins, let's hope they stay around and wallow in our gratitude for a while.

Dinosaur Jr. roared to epic levels of noise and pure indie rock pleasure during a full on sonic assault Friday night at Boston's Paradise Rock Club. From the opening riffs of “Almost Ready,” a stellar song from Beyond the band's excellent new record, to the show's final attack of “Chunks,” the reformed trio played loud and fast, just the way we like it. After opening with three songs from the new disk, “Almost Ready,” “Been There All The Time,” and “Back To Your Heart” the band kicked into the old stuff with a searing version of the “Lung”, followed by “Little Fury Things.” On stage the band said very little to the audience and almost nothing to each other, but that's pretty much the way its always been. What the band did do is show how much their musicianship had improved since the early days while keeping it fast, furious through an excellent set of Dino classics and new songs. Even while struggling at times with a muddled vocal sound, the combination of J's sonics, Murph's pounding and Lou's thrashing was something to behold, especially in a small venue like the Paradise. The day after Thanksgiving date, with most of the Boston's colleges closed down, made for a more hardcore crowd of true Dino fans. The band gave their fans exactly what they came for, a sonic trip to 90s indie rock and beyond. From beginning to end J, Lou and Murph attacked their catalog of 90s masterpieces including Freak Scene and Sludgefeast, and their stellar new record Beyond, with reckless abandon. Having seen many incarnations of Dinosaur Jr over the years, the new record and these incredible live shows remind you why the original three are the only people who should be playing this music. With a new record called Beyond who knows what they future might bring from J, Lou and Murph. A complete set list is below. Almost Ready Been There All The Time Back To Your Heart Lung Little Fury Things Out There This Is All I Came To Do Feel The Pain Pick Me Up Crumble The Wagon Gargoyle Encore Freak Scene Sludgefeast Chunks

Since I am too broke to afford satellite radio and since it is illegal to wear headphones while driving, I am often stuck with the choice between regular radio or silence on my daily commute. I have taken a liking to the song "Rock Star" by Nickelback, but whenever I hear it on our local Clear Channel or Cumulus affiliate (I can't remember which), I am always destracted by the amount of the song that is bleeped out. Personally, I don't think that any government group should tell a privately owned broadcase corporation what they can or cannot play, but this is beside the point. Since the local Butler Broadcasting affiliate plays the song in its entirity, I know that FCC regulations do not prohibit the broadcast of words that the mainstream stations can't force themselves to play. For those of you who do not know the song, here are the lyrics (courtesy of www.sing365.com): I'm through with standing in line to the clubs i'll never get in It's like the bottom of the ninth and I'm never gonna win This life hasn't turned out quite the way I want it to be (tell me what you want) I want a brand new house on an episode of Cribs And a bathroom I can play baseball in And a king size tub big enough for ten plus me (yeah,so what you need) I'll need a, a credit card that's got no limit And a big black jet with a bedroom in it Gonna join the mile high club At thirty-seven thousand feet (Been there done that) I want a new tour bus full of old guitars And my own star on Hollywood Boulevard Somewhere between Cher and James Dean is fine for me (So how ya gonna do it?) I'm gonna trade this life for fortune and fame I'd even cut my hair and change my name [CHORUS] 'Cause we all just wanna be big rockstars Live in hilltop houses driving fifteen cars The girls come easy and the drugs come cheap We'll all stay skinny cause we just won't eat And we'll hang out in the coolest bars In the VIP with the movie stars Every good gold digger's Gonna wind up there Every Playboy bunny with her bleach blonde hair and well.. Hey hey I wanna be a rockstar Hey hey I wanna be a rockstar I wanna be great like Elvis without the tassels Hire eight body guards that love to beat up assholes Sign a couple autographs So I can eat my meals for free (I have a quesadilla... on the house) I'm gonna dress my ass with the latest fashion Get a front door key to the Playboy mansion Gonna date a centerfold that loves to blow my money for me (So how ya gonna do it?) I'm gonna trade this life For fortune and fame I'd even cut my hair And change my name 'Cause we all just wanna be big rockstars Live in hilltop houses driving fifteen cars The girls come easy and the drugs come cheap We'll all stay skinny cause we just won't eat And we'll hang out in the coolest bars In the VIP with the movie stars Every good gold digger's Gonna wind up there Every Playboy bunny with her bleach blonde hair And we'll hide out in the private rooms With the latest dictionary in today's who's who We'll get you anything with that evil smile Everybody's got a drug dealer on speed dial well.. Hey hey I wanna be a rockstar I'm gonna sing those songs that offend the censors Gonna pop my pills from a Pez dispenser Get washed-up singers writing all my songs Lip sync 'em every night so I don't get 'em wrong Well we all just wanna be big rockstars Live in hilltop houses driving fifteen cars The girls come easy and the drugs come cheap We'll all stay skinny cause we just won't eat And we'll hang out in the coolest bars In the VIP with the movie stars Every good gold digger's Gonna wind up there Every Playboy bunny with her bleach blonde hair And we'll hide out in the private rooms With the latest dictionary in today's who's who We'll get you anything with that evil smile Everybody's got a drug dealer on speed dial well.. Hey hey I wanna be a rockstar Hey hey I wanna be a rockstar I have always thought that the words that we ban from use in public are a good indication of our collective values. When I hear this song, it is usually missing the words "drug" and "ass." While this would not seem out of the ordinary, I find it interesting in light of the things that are not removed from the song. One of the major messages that I get from this selective censorship is that sex (under almost any circumstances) is okay, but drugs and the word "ass" are bad. For example, no references to Playboy bunnies are removed, and a relationship with "a centerfold who loves to blow my money for me" is a thing to be desired. While I personally am not offended by these things, the group who normally pushes for censorship, the Religious Right, would definitely be offended. They also would not appreciate the reference to the "mile high club." While the missing words seem to imply that drugs are bad, nothing is done to the line "pop my pills from a Pez dispenser." Okay, so I can't enjoy "God's flowers," but taking Oxycontin recreationally is okay? While the Religious Right tends to push for the censorship of music played on the radio, the edited version of this song glorifies things that they strive against while censoring other things that are arguably less harmful. My father always told me that if I couldn't do something right, I shouldn't do it at all, and this explains my opinion about the mess made of an otherwise good song.

Radiohead are a band. What's that you say? You knew this all along. Well, I was beginning to wonder if the computer from OK Computer had taken over in the wake of Kid A and Hail To The Thief. With the release of In Rainbows, however, it is clear that Radiohead are a band and a damn fine one at that. Radiohead has always been a group that seemed like it had something to prove. After hitting it large with The Bends and OK Computer the band decided to test our loyalties with the experimental albums Kid A and Amnesiac. These two albums made me begin to wonder if the computer had taken over. Don't get me wrong I like both those albums, but I missed the rest of the band. Fortunately, with In Rainbows the band is back. In Rainbows sounds like a band trying to, gasp, have fun. From the brilliant opening song “15 Step” (the only one with Kid A like electronic flourishes) to the album's finale “Videotape”, Radiohead sounds like a band that has found its own groove. Whether they will admit to having fun is something all together different. What is very interesting is that for the first time Thom Yorke's vocals are right up front and center. Not only are they up front, they also sound much more soulful than in previous outings. All this allows us to actually understand what Yorke is singing the first time around. The guitar work on the album is also up front instead of the electronics of previous albums. The combination of the two along with keyboard accents and the stellar drumming of Phil Selway creates the sound of a band at the top of their game. With In Rainbows, Radiohead has come out front and center with great songs. Add these great songs together with the band's innovative distribution method and you have a winning formula that fans are sure to dig.

Bruce Springsteen has created some of the best rock music of his generation. Over the years the Boss has very rarely let his fans down except for maybe Lucky Town, but even that is debatable. So it was a complete shock to me to listen to the Boss' new effort Magic with the E Street Band because its so......great. Since coming off the tour behind the emotional album, The Rising, Springsteen has been off dong his own thing away from the band. He  recorded the stripped down  Devils and Dust album and most recently the Seeger Sessions album and tour.  Apparently, the Boss felt the time was right to bring the E Street Band back into the studio and from the results he was right on. Magic brings Bruce and the band together to bring their magic to a stellar batch of rocking Springsteen originals. As anticipated, Springsteen and the band bring us the guitars right from the beginning with the rocking yet poignant opening track, “Radio Nowhere.” The song is one of those simple but classic songs that sticks with you from the very first listen. The Boss even brings back the classic E Street Band sound with the rollicking “Livin' In The Future” that makes excellent use of some sweet Clarence Clemons sax riffs. On songs like “Gypsy Biker” and “I'll Work For Your Love,” the band rocks us E Street old school like you knew they could. Its not until later in the album that Springsteen gives us a piece of his political mind. With the trio of songs, “Last To Die,” “Long Walk Home” and “Devil's Arcade,” the Boss reminds us that we need to be careful with those that we allow to govern our country.  With Magic, the Boss keeps us moving to the future, reminding us of why a long time ago people called him the future of rock and roll.

Hilly Kristal, owner of the legendary New York club CBGB, has died. Kristal died after battling lung cancer during the last year. Kristal and his legendary bar, located in New York's Bowery district, were the catalysts behind the birth of punk and underground music. Bands and musicians like Blondie, Patti Smith, Television, the Talking Heads and later bands like Living Color, were given their first shot at CBGB. However, it was Kristal's decision to let the Ramones play the club that made rock and roll history. The Ramones are credited with stoking the fires that brought Punk Rock, and all the alternative music that has followed. Without Kristal's openness to the music and the shows he booked in his club, music today would look a whole lot different, and certainly not for the better. CBGB was forced to close last year after a dispute about back rent and future agreements with the building's owner. The club was given a proper farewell with a set of concerts that was capped by a three and a half hour show by Patti Smith. Right to the end Kristal promised to open a new CBGB in Las Vegas with pieces from the Bowery club including urinals from its infamous bathroom. An accidental rock legend has died and will be sorely missed.

Prince is one of those recording artists that can either set the music world aglow or just give it a little light. With his latest offering Planet Earth, the Purple One isn't giving us much illumination at all.

Prince seemed to be on a creative rocket. He returned to form with Musicology, a killer record, followed by a massive world tour where Prince wowed audiences with his showmanship and killer music. Following Musicology came 3121 with some seriously hot numbers and more killer shows, including a gig at the Superbowl. Now we get Planet Earth and save for a few songs like “Mr. Goodnight” it appears that Prince's rocket has run low on fuel.

Not that Planet Earth is a complete dud, its not. However, we expect more from the man that gave us Purple Reign and 1999. Most of Planet Earth, seems like throwaway songs that didn't make it. Prince has always been one of the "It" artists but here he has hit a road block. With many tracks on Planet Earth Prince wants us to take his politics seriously but the lyrics make it hard. The title track is an ecological anthem that is so sappy it seem like saving the world might be a questionable idea; the closer, "Resolution", is self righteous attack on war that makes being for peace sound cynical and smug. Prince tries to tell us what is wrong with war and killing the planet but its hard to take him seriously.

The record certainly has its strong moments like the slow jam of “Future Baby Mama” and the rock of “Guitar”, the first single. This in not nearly enough of the eclectic Prince that we have come to expect. Planet Earth is a good record and many artists would love to have made it but its not full on Prince. Maybe all the touring and such has sapped his energy. Maybe the diminutive one needs to kick back, relax and recharge his funky batteries. One thing is for sure, if you can see Prince live, go for it, his shows are amazing.