The Faint Pique Fans' 'Fasciinatiion' in New York
"Good show so far. Let's see if we can't fuck it up," exclaimed the Faint's lead singer, Todd Fink, as the electro-rock quintet launched into their set at Manhattan's cavernous Terminal 5 venue last night.
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Portland's Rock Elite Attend Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks' 'Gardenia' Video Premiere
Portland, OR's indie rock upper crust -- including members of Spoon, Sleater-Kinney, the Thermals, Quasi, and many more -- packed the air-conditioned confines of Valentine's Saturday night (Au
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Rancid Wreak Havoc in NYC
East bay punk pioneers Rancid charged through their penultimate gig in a five-night stand at New York City's Irving Plaza Saturday, August 16 with a blistering and motivated wallop.
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Kings of Leon Set London Ablaze
Forget that the new Kings of Leon single, "Sex on Fire," was released just two days ago. The sold-out crowd at the Carling Academy Brixton sang along like it was an old favorite.
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The Melvins' Sonic Sludge Invades Brooklyn
It doesn't really matter who's actually in the Melvins, or the last time you bought a Melvins album. If you like the Melvins, you're going to head out and see them, and that was exactly the case last night (Aug.
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'Guitar Hero' Tour Closes Out in San Francisco
The 'Guitar Hero: Aerosmith ROCKS the Hard Rock' contest returned to California last night (Aug. 12) for the last of 15 dates before winners selected at tournaments nationwide travel to Boston for a final showdown. Devout gamers took over San Francisco's Hard Rock Cafe and battled intently, much to the bewilderment of diners munching on ribs and burgers.



