Blue Note On his first album for Heart & Soul Records, Bay Area bluesman Tommy Castro makes it abundantly clear that there's no room in [...] Michael Henningsen \ Jun 10, 2004 Read More
Sonic Reducer Comedian Patton Oswalt has appeared in plenty of movies and on television shows from “Late Night” to “The Man Show,” but his first [...] Michael Henningsen \ Jun 10, 2004 Read More
Music To Your Ears For those of you who don't know, especially club owners and talent buyers, our calendars editor of the past two-and-a-half years, Rachel Heisler, [...] Michael Henningsen \ Jun 10, 2004 Read More
Sonic Reducer Rock duos are nearly a dime a dozen these days, but none—and I do mean none—are as compelling as Beaverton, Ore.'s Helio Sequence. [...] Michael Henningsen \ Jun 03, 2004 Read More
Blue Note Klezmer denotes a class of celebratory Jewish dance music played at weddings, parties or festivals. Solomon & Socalled catapult klezmer into the 21st [...] Jason Serinus \ Jun 03, 2004 Read More
Music To Your Ears There are so many new CDs being released by local bands that it's becoming difficult to keep track of them all. But that's [...] Michael Henningsen \ Jun 03, 2004 Read More
Rage Against Martin Sheen Friday, May 28; Atomic Cantina: How could I miss a chance to rage on Rage Against Martin Sheen after our little e-mail exchange [...] Michael Henningsen \ Jun 03, 2004 Read More
The Plea For Peace Tour Featuring Cursive, Saul Williams, Planes Mistaken For Stars And Mike Park Saturday, June 5; Launchpad (all ages, 8 p.m., advance tickets at Natural Sound): There was no rock record released in all of 2003 [...] Michael Henningsen \ Jun 03, 2004 Read More
Sonic Reducer It's too bad that most of the lyrics on Darkest Hour's latest platter are indecipherable from guttural growling and low frequency shrieking, because [...] Michael Henningsen \ May 27, 2004 Read More
Blue Note As God and just about everyone in the Western world relish the seventh day as one of rest, televised sports, worship and/or yard [...] Michael Henningsen \ May 27, 2004 Read More