Oprah chooses All-New Beetle as one of her “Favorite Things” By James Lane Yesterday on “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” Volkswagen revealed the design silhouette of its all-new 2012 Volkswagen Beetle, and then shocked her audience – by giving each of them a 2012 Volkswagen Beetle. The all-new 2012 Volkswagen Beetle is an automotive icon,...
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Metal bands whether European or from Detroit or San Francisco or L.A. have a characteristic sound attributed to dedication and hard work, constant touring to achieve that driving rhythm section and distinguishable vocal sound. I have never heard anything as compelling as Brad Mullins metal pipes. It’s not the demonic growl or the gravelly...
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Backyard and street party vibe from the moment you dig in the crate. DJ Aaron Lecrate digs on Rio, Miami, the U.K. Baltimore and Brooklyn and brings them all to the party. Featured MC’s brace yourselves and bring it. These beats are hard as hell. Young MC and Masta Ace come to the party...
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By Adam Parker Very few heavy metal bands can cover the vast range of musical territory (black metal, thrash metal, classic metal) that Children of Bodom does and keep its trademark style intact. Finland’s Children of Bodom have done it for over a decade, winning the praise of metalheads the world over, and have...
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By Stevie B Sometimes, being really likeable is more of a curse than a blessing. Steven Adler seems like a really fun guy to hang out and party with but not the sort of person you’d trust with anything valuable. Like, let’s say, you house, your car, your trust, or for that matter, especially...
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By Ralph White The best word I can think of to describe “All Bad” is slick. From the packaging to the performance and production, John Gillette busts some pretty impressive musical moves. One of the many things that Gillette can claim the bragging rights to is that he brought Grammy nominated producers The Midi...
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By Onel Mulet San Francisco based Colorado bred 1865 brings the funk every time. The live feel of his beats and the street rhymes bring you a unique hip hop amalgam; a complete departure from the hard edge of L.A. and New York that is more akin to their cousins from the dirty south....
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By: Stevie B Reading Joey Kramer’s book is a bit like undergoing psychotherapy. It’s sometimes slow and often painful; but the process is undeniably revealing. Out of all the various forms of therapy detailed in this autobiography, it is without a doubt, at least in my mind, that the writing of this book was...
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