On March 16, 2010, The White Stripes will release its first ever live album titled Under Great White Northern Lights. The effort features 16 songs recorded at a bevy of Canadian venues, all in an effort for the duo to complete the mission of performing in every province and territory in our neighbor to the … Read more
Halloween is once again upon us. Yes, it’s that time of year where “grizzly ghouls from every tomb are closing in to seal your doom.” RIP, MJ. Sometimes, though, it’s not the music video zombies or the ax-wielding goalies that raise the hairs on our arms and tingle our spines. Very often, we are fully … Read more
A month ago, we announced that The White Stripes would release its first ever live album, Under the Great White Northern Lights with an accompanying documentary directed by Emmett Malloy. Watch the trailer here. Well, now it’s time for The White Stripes Under the Great Northern Lights to hit the theaters! If the title itself … Read more
Anna Rose may like to escape every now and then, but singing and writing songs has always been in her blood. Once the 25-year-old from Manhattan picked up the guitar, it’s always been in her life: with her on subways, used heavily in her songs she records and performs. Rose, it seems, knows what makes her … Read more
I’ll be the first to admit the first time I heard “Left Hand Free” I immediately thought it sounded like alt-j was trying to sound like The Black Keys trying to sound like The White Stripes trying to sound like Flat Duo Jets. Needless to say, it sounded semi-uninspired, which is something I’ve learned alt-j are … Read more
Remember the first time you heard The White Stripes’ De Stijl? How raw, emotional, and downright different it sounded compared to everything else out at the time? You’d turn it up loud when lesser-musically educated people were around, and watch their face as they attempted to decipher whether what they were hearing was fucking great … Read more
Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors find themselves in the midst of a surprising revival of popular music in Nashville, where artists like Kings of Leon, Jack White, Mat Kearney, and a legion of other national acts have reinvented the reputation of the city as a hotbed of music beyond the realm of typical and formulaic … Read more