Photos by Rachelle Mendez and Matthew Juarez​Saturday night, one of the most polarizing bands of the past 20 years rolls into town. Since its 1994 mainstream breakthrough, Dookie, Green Day has been dividing fans and critics alike. Some damned the trio for leaving their punk-rock roots behind at 924 Gilman for the glamour of MTV videos and catered backstages. Others championed them for bringing a youthful sense of humor to the dour grunge-saturated rock scene of mid-'90s.
The success of Dookie
​Plastilina Mosh has a new CD out, All U Need Is Mosh, on Nacional Records, and brings its international sound to Houston Thursday for a free concert with Venezuela's Los Amigos Invisibles. That's right, it's free - all it costs is a very worthwhile trip outside the Loop.
Rocks Off hasn't picked up All U Need yet, but here are three picks from the album that should convince you to do it:
"My Party"
"Let U Know"
"Pervert Pop Song"
P-Mosh (you try spelling it correctly!) is made up of only tw
​Ho, Ho, Ho! For this, the most somber of holiday seasons, our dear friends Nintendo have found have their nostalgic side. With their recent release of Super Mario Brothers Wii, and The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks -- due out December 3 -- Nintendo has gone back to two originals that helped start it all.This is not Mario and Luigi's debut on the Wii, however. The super-hero plumbers have appeared on previous titles such as Mario Kart Wii and Super Mario Galaxy. Their latest role for the Wii
