U nedelju, 2. oktobra u domu omladine beogradskoj rokenrol publici predstaviće se John Schooley & His One Man Band (Austin, Texas) i The Guilty Hearts (Los Angeles, California). Koncert otvara bg bend Ventolin. john schooley the guilty hearts Prvi BAD MUSIC FOR BAD PEOPLE koncerti ove jesenje sezone dogovoreni su za 2 odlična američka R’n’R […]

Dirtbombs’ drummer documents the band’s hubbub in Serbia European tours for the Dirtbombs have recently become somewhat draining with more responsibility and paperwork. But our latest trip was an exception. Besides a four-day jag at a Barcelona oceanfront hotel that found us rocking the shit out of a couple thousand Spaniards, we (Mick, Pat, Troy, […]

rokenroleri!! U nedelju se nastavlja BELEF (badmusic letnji festival) i posle vrhunskih koncerata DIRTBOMBS i NOMEANSNO, BAD MUSIC FOR BAD PEOPLE ima zadovoljstvo da Vas po?asti jo� jednim dobrim bendom – HIC ET NUNC iz Ljubljane. garage-blues bend koji se dokazao i u americi (26 koncerata u 30 dana, coast-to-coast!!) sa ubedljivo najboljim vokalom ex-YU, […]

Well Rome’s premier killed by death purveyors, TAXI, have came a long way since Dead Beat released their debut LP/CD ‘Like A Dog’ in February of 2003. This debut recieved some phenomenal press from a band that, to many, seemed to have literaly come out of nowhere. Pretty much unknow when that debut was released, […]

by Mike DaRonco The Boss Martians’ style of ’60s-influenced guitar pop was debuted in 1995 upon the release of their first self-titled full-length on Dionysus Records. Accompanied by an influence of Paul Revere & the Raiders, the Beach Boys, the Trashmen and the Astronauts, the Seattle natives also had the chance to scatter several singles […]

LAS VEGAS WEEKLY Reminiscent of Elvis Costello’s Angry Young Man period, meaning the good Elvis Costello, this group kicks ass, from “I Am Your Radio” (voted Coolest Song of 2003 by Little Steven’s Underground Garage) to the disc’s last, titular track. Start listening now and hold bragging rights over your friends for years to come. […]

The Devastations formed in Melbourne, Australia in September 2002. After just 4 gigs they joined UK band, Tindersticks, on their Australian tour, and their reputation further enhanced with support from legendary Birthday Party guitarist, Rowland S. Howard, who was moved to write an insightful and lengthy article on the band in the Australian press, as […]

Interview with Rowland S. Howard The DEVASTATIONS are: the sound of a meteor cooling in the cut grass; the clash of a terrible beauty with the customary; Tom Carlyon, Hugo Cran, Conrad Standish. This is what happened.

“Look man, I’m not a liberator, I am an entertainer!” Joss Hutton, Philippe Korpar-Migrenne and Ski Williams chewed the “Bacon Fat” with one of R&B’s wildest, Andre “Mr Rhythm” Willliams. Over the past forty years, Bessamer, Alabama-born Andre Williams has written, recorded and produced some of the most ribald (“Humpin’, Bumpin’ & Thumpin’”), infectious (“Rib […]

Andre Williams doesn’t mince words. He doesn’t have time for that. He’s seen a promising R&B career go up in smoke, he’s fallen victim to drug addiction, and he’s spent more time hustling his way out of the gutter than he’d care to remember. So when this resuscitated soul man sings, he sings of his […]