They are one of the single greatest visionaries in rock music for the past thirty years, and a band whose impact was likened to The Velvet Underground by none other than David Bowie. There was never any doubt that, before the year was through, ABAD would be talking about Trent Reznor and the mighty Nine … Continue reading 360: NINE INCH NAILS
Tag: electronic rock
351: BLUE MAN GROUP
Iโm sure you know of the Blue Man Group. Theyโre stage performers with wacky mime stuff and blue paint. Yeah, theyโre a pop culture institution. Sure. But did you know the Blue Man Group also put on one of the most electrifying and incredible rock shows on the planet? Their first album, 1999โs โAudioโ, was … Continue reading 351: BLUE MAN GROUP
316: BLOODHOUND GANG
So inconsistent is Bloodhound Gangโs sound that it defies genre labels completely. Sure, you could say this is a punk rock track, that oneโs euro pop, that one is rap rockโฆ but to suggest a genre that applies to the entire catalogue? Impossible. There is some connective tissues, however. Theyโre all obnoxiously catchy, typically humorous, … Continue reading 316: BLOODHOUND GANG
293: BRING ME THE HORIZON / part two
In 2015, Bring Me The Horizon took perhaps the biggest step in their evolution, shedding essentially all their metalcore leanings with โThatโs The Spiritโ. By embracing a mixture of alt rock, electronic rock, and even pop rock, BMTH were able to make a bigger impact than ever before. Their fanbase grew, and they sound themselves … Continue reading 293: BRING ME THE HORIZON / part two
192: PEEPING TOM
We begin our 9 Days of Patton with what Mike Patton has referred to his version of pop music - Peeping Tom. Patton worked alone on Peeping Tom for many years between his many other projects, before putting together a wish lists of potential collaborators. Over time, Patton and these various collaborators would communicate back … Continue reading 192: PEEPING TOM