Nine Inch Nails’ Touring Instruments and Equipment For Sale
Even after Trent Reznor repeatedly stated that the Nine Inch Nails’ tour this year would be their final...
Rob Hakimian
Tin Trains 22nd November 2009
Yeasayer - Sunrise (All Hour Cymbals)
The Flaming Lips - Race For The Prize (The Soft Bulletin)
Circulatory System - Round Again (Signal Morning)
Beastie Boys - Hey Ladies (Paul's Boutique)
Monsters of Folk - Ahead of the Curve (Monsters Of Folk)
Handel - Zadok The Priest
The Smiths - Hand In Glove (The Smiths)
El Guincho - Palmitos Park (Alegranza!)
Atlas Sound - Quick Canal [ft. Laetitia Sadier] (Logos)
The Flaming Lips - Race For The Prize (The Soft Bulletin)
Circulatory System - Round Again (Signal Morning)
Beastie Boys - Hey Ladies (Paul's Boutique)
Monsters of Folk - Ahead of the Curve (Monsters Of Folk)
Handel - Zadok The Priest
The Smiths - Hand In Glove (The Smiths)
El Guincho - Palmitos Park (Alegranza!)
Atlas Sound - Quick Canal [ft. Laetitia Sadier] (Logos)
Grizzly Bear and the LSO/St. Vincent at London Barbican Hall, 10/31/2009
piece by Rob Hakimian, photos by Anika Mottershaw
Dead Man’s Bones – Dead Man’s Bones
Every year someone somewhere releases an album full of Christmas songs, this year even Bob Dylan has taken...
Live Review/Photos: Spirtualized – London Royal Festival Hall, 10/13/2009
Spiritualized perform Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space at London Royal Festival Hall
Arctic Monkeys – Humbug
In the early-to-mid-2000’s fall-out from The Strokes’ Is This It, a new class of young British band appeared,...
Live Review: Brand New – HMV Forum, London 6/27/2009
Brand New don't play in the UK very often, in fact they did not touch down on British shores at all in 2008. This may seem a bit unfair, but it turns out it may well be a blessing in disguise.
The Dodos announce new album Time To Die
San Francisco band The Dodos have revealed the details of their third album, Time To Die, the follow...
Maps announces new album Turning The Mind
James Chapman, who releases music under the moniker Maps, has announced the follow up to 2007’s We Can...
