It seems like just yesterday a hard rock outfit from Chicago led by some chrome domed frontman was shouting strange noises through a mic and telling us to get “Down With The Sickness.” Fast forward to today, where they’ve released five studio albums and sold over 11 million worldwide (including... 

B-Real and Sen Dog of Los Angeles' own Cypress Hill I have a confession to make. I’ve never been a Cypress Hill fan. If The Vogue announced a Cypress Hill show at this time last year, I would’ve shrugged and said, “M’eh”. So what changed? What compelled me to brave 90-degree heat at 10 o’clock at... 

Ok first off I thought that the new Eminem album was amazing and that it couldn’t get any better…. then I saw the music video for Eminem’s song “Love The Way You Lie” featuring Rihanna. This is one of the hottest videos out in a long time. Even better is that it has Transformers’... 

If you were to mention the name Chazwick Bundick to most chillwave, or even electronic music aficionados, you probably wouldn’t get much of a reaction (at least in terms of artist recognition), but if you mentioned Toro y Moi to those same listeners, there’s a good chance they’d know who you were talking about. Bundick... 

From Bloomington to the Tennessee Mountains to the Lockerbie Square, Murder By Death is on the road (almost non-stop) touring in support of their latest effort “Good Morning, Magpie.”  This included a stop last Saturday at Indy’s Earth House along with mewithoutYou and Buried Beds. Before the... 

John Mayer just might be my favorite artist of all time. I imagine that one day when I’m old, wrinkly and un-cool, John Mayer will be the answer to a lot of questions. “What kind of music did people listen to back in the day?” Or, “Who were you unhealthily obsessed with when you were young?” Mostly because... 

“It’s All Crazy!  It’s All False!  It’s All a Dream!  It’s Alright!” That statement does more than just drop the name of the album they’re touring in support of.  It also describes the feeling amongst the crowd that came out to welcome mewithoutYou to Indianapolis. ... 

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Every once and a while, a band comes around that changes the foundations of music. One band started their own genre back in 2000 and have continued paving the way in Nu-Metal for the last 7 years. It started with a Hybrid Theory but went on to reach their Meteora. They went on to countdown their own Minutes to Midnight... 

Radio Radio is all set to host Phosphorescent tomorrow night, and if you haven’t seen this New York based sextet live before, then be prepared to have your heartstrings tugged at, because lead singer, Matthew Houck, writes some of the most sympathetically affectionate love songs I’ve heard in a long while (“Heartaches... 

Looking to mix things up a bit, but still in the mood for great live music? Well, why not cruise over to the Melody Inn (one of the oldest bars in Indianapolis), where you can hear some of the most diverse sounds in town, including: “punk rock, metal, indie, pop, rockabilly, hillbilly, drum ‘n bass, and even comedy.”... 

This fall, Kings of Leon will release their fifth studio album, Around Sundown, on October 19 as a follow up to the very successful LP, Only by the Night. Kings have been testing out new tracks from the album for crowds all summer long, and apparently, reactions have been good. (RollingStone.com) “The ones we’ve... 

If you didn’t have the chance to see Greta Morgan perform live with her newly-formed band, Gold Motel, when they rocked the Vollrath earlier this summer, your opportunity has arrived. This upcoming Friday, August 5th, Gold Motel will take the stage at Earth House to help you to reminisce of the good days of summer...