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August 22, 2007
“Thunderstruck” on I-45
Music
October 19, 2000
Emmylou Harris
Red Dirt Girl (Nonesuch)
Blogs
October 29, 2008
Aftermath: Kings of Leon at Verizon Wireless Theater
Red Dirt Girl (Nonesuch)
Film
February 20, 1997
A Deep Cut
Thornton's haunting, droll Sling Blade draws rich blood
Music
March 6, 1997
Luscious Noise
The beat happy women of Luscious Jackson find a mellower groove
Music
October 2, 1997
Rotation
The beat happy women of Luscious Jackson find a mellower groove
Music
June 4, 1998
Rotation
The beat happy women of Luscious Jackson find a mellower groove
Music
August 6, 1998
Rotation
The beat happy women of Luscious Jackson find a mellower groove
Music
September 10, 1998
Rotation
The beat happy women of Luscious Jackson find a mellower groove
Music
January 28, 1999
From Zero to Hero
The beat happy women of Luscious Jackson find a mellower groove
Music
October 25, 2001
Don't Fence Us In
Aztex refuses to be ghettoized in the Tejano market
Music
October 2, 2008
Fred Eaglesmith: Tinderbox
Aztex refuses to be ghettoized in the Tejano market
Music
March 2, 2006
Van Gogh with a Resonator
Remembering Chris Whitley, the universal bluesman
Music
April 29, 2004
All for One
A pair of ace session men join up and call forth the Soul of John Black
News
July 18, 2002
Hot Tunes, Summer in the City
Houston Press Music Awards Showcase 2002
Music
January 3, 2002
Mountain Mohawks
Ex-punkers of Starlings, TN space out with dulcimers and other American originals
Music
July 29, 1999
It's a Family Affair
Willie Nelson brings along his pals for his annual musical picnic
Blogs
January 8, 2010
Another Side - Several, Actually - of Willie Nelson
It's easy for older Willie Nelson fans to overlook his modern works, where he saw his influence dig out tributaries away from the safer riverbeds. In the past two decades, he has ventured out from his hearty country roots into reggae, spooky Daniel Lanois-produced noir, pop standards, Spanish-tinte ... More >>
Blogs
June 10, 2010
Top 5 Daniel Lanois Productions
This past Saturday in Los Angeles, legendary producer Daniel Lanois, known for his trademark echo-heavy sound and work with the likes of U2 and Bob Dylan, was involved in a near-fatal motorcycle accident. Lanois was slated to soon begin work on Brandon Flowers of the Killers' solo debut and the u ... More >>
Blogs
October 15, 2010
The Top 10 Rock-Musician Film Scores
David Fincher's Facebook creation tale The Social Network has been the No. 1 film in America the past two weekends, and no doubt it will continue that streak this weekend, barring an assault by Jackass 3-D which comes out today. Peter Travers of Rolling Stone is already hailing Network as a ... More >>
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September 15, 2011
Five ACL Acts We're Totally Not Making Up
Aloha, Susan... Stevie Wonder Coldplay Arcade Fire Kanye Kanye Kanye blah blah blah yada yada yada. Rocks Off could write about this year's ACL headliners until we're blue in the face - and we probably will this weekend - but what's the point? The real fun of the festival is on the back roads of ... More >>
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September 17, 2011
ACL: Black Dub In The Hour Of Tranquility
Photos by Marco TorresPhosphorescentIt's been a low-key afternoon. It rained again. Still is. Rocks Off ate some fried chicken and sat in the Vista Equity tent while the gospel quartet Endurance lifted our spirits. It doesn't matter what your spiritual inclination is - you haven't seen danci ... More >>
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December 20, 2011
Scott Merritt Goes Lo-Fi on Latest Eaglesmith Album
One of our favorite albums of the year is Fred Eaglesmith's 6 Volts. Like the Le Noise project from Neil Young and producer Daniel Lanois, 6 Volts is decidedly lo-fi. The main technical challenge for Eaglesmith and producer Scott Merritt, who goes back to with Eaglesmith virtually to his reco ... More >>
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January 31, 2012
From The Sky Down: U2's "Bittersweet Song Of Disunity"
What was the last great U2 album? Now, before you go and get your snotty Henry Rollins quotes lined up, recall that there was a period in the mid- to late 1980s when the Dublin foursome were both the biggest and most critically acclaimed band on the planet before veering off into sonic exper ... More >>