We praised Menkena when their debut album, With You I'll Travel, came out last year. But the lineup has changed since then, and now features prominent members of The Polyphonic Spree, The Demigs and The Felons. In advance of their free show at The Foundry on Saturday with Fort Worth's The Cush, we a ... More >>
Hugely influential on the local metal scene, Rigor Mortis' violent live performances throughout the mid-to-late-'80s are the stuff of legend. Vocalist Bruce Corbitt was fired in 1989 and the band was never the same. Luckily, after a 20-year cooling off period, the original line-up has been playing r ... More >>
As part of their ongoing strategy to make April the most hated month of the year, the U.S. government requires that you turn in your taxes on Monday. Yes, that's right: It's the time of year again where you have to strain your eyes and flip through your receipts, desperately hoping to find possib ... More >>
Last night, this season's remaining 50 Idol contestants left the City of Angels for the City of Sin and began working on Beatles classics in pairs and trios. Vocal coaches were essentially flogging them with barbed critiques during rehearsal and in what I assume was meant to be a cute montage, an ... More >>
It can't be easy to grow up with famous parents -- especially when you plan to follow in their career footsteps. As tough as it can be for the typical (we use this phrase loosely) celebrity offspring, having the additional scrutiny of the expectations that come with having a Beatle for a father w ... More >>
Tuesday, January 18, at Dan's Silverleaf in Denton
Apple's HomepageGood News, Everyone!This morning, a headline on CNN read, "Beatles come to iTunes." Innocuous enough, yes, but, gosh, where the hell else are you going to buy music from (arguably) the world's biggest band? At Best Buy? Apple's official announcement (the above pic is from their ho ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Friday, October 9, 2009...U2 would like their own version of Rock Band, just like The Beatles. Would you get more points for preening like Bono?Do you want to be on the new Does It Offend You Yeah? album? All you need to do is say "yeah."Don't go to see sh ... More >>
Just how dedicated are local Beatles fans? Well, at least one has already agreed to pay $500 for a rare copy of The Beatles In Mono--about $200 more than the set's $299.99 list price. The mono set is part of the big 9-9-09 marketing blitzkrieg, which also included the release of the band's remast ... More >>
The above streaming cover of the Beatles' "Blackbird" comes courtesy of The Dandy Warhols, who, as Darryl Smyers noted in his interview with the band in last week's print edition, were kinda obligated to cover the song as soon as Michael Jackson passed away. And ... More >>
A week from today, the Beatles catalog will see a digitally remastered release, and to celebrate, starting at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Good Records will be throwing a party, complete with a "megamix" screening of Magical Mystery Tour, Yellow Submarine, Help, Hard Day's Night, and Anthology, a Rock Band ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Wednesday, May 6, 2009...Radiohead's manager told the band they needed to split up when the band stalled out in the studio during the recording of In Rainbows. Former Wilco drummer, Jay Bennett, is suing current Wilco leader, Jeff Tweedy, for at least $50,0 ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Friday, March 6, 2009... The Beatles: Rock Band will hit stores on 9/9/09, at which point it will become the most overrated game ever. Yeah, yeah. Chris Brown got charged with felony assault. Marshall Mathers is making up for lost time by ... More >>
You're a fan of the Beatles, right? What's that you say? No? Hunh. My bad. So sorry. Then if I were you, I most certainly wouldn't bother with this. Didn't mean to trouble you on a Friday night. Never mind then. Get back to what you were doing.
Take a Beatle break at the Inwood
For ex-Foreigner frontman Lou Gramm, it still feels like the very first time, every time
Rain showcases the Beatles' career
AllGood hosts a Yellow Submarine
Love (Capitol)
Ta-Dah (Universal/Motown)
If you could Beatle a dead horse, you'd do it too
Twin Freaks (Parlophone)
Audrey II eats up the stage
The Grey Album (Self-released, sort of)
Two Marx beat as one
Maybe they should call it The Fab Seasons
MTV and Rolling Stone pick the 100 greatest pop songs ever, "from The Beatles to the Backstreet Boys." We demand a recount.
A spiffed up Hard Day's Night continues to dazzle, with its jump cuts, slow motion, and sped-up Beatles antics
"Autobiography" and bootleg box prove that when it comes to the Beatles, you can never just let it be
Liverpool Sound Collage
CMH Records has given '80s faves a musical makeover, whether you like it or not
And kill the pigs too
Four-CD Lennon anthology leans too heavily on inferior versions of familiar tunes
Baboon jumps out of the frying pan and into the fire in pursuit of major-label green
Caught between two generations of Beatles fans
Some of the best records are the ones never released
The Beatles' Anthology is the first chapter you've never heard
