Music You're Dying to Hear
Greetings music lovers. This is a sneak peek into The Routine music world. Every member of the band has a distinct taste in music, these are some of the songs we all get down to. Songs that set a good mood in the van during that long drive to the next town. This playlist pairs nicely with our new album Black Tropics. Some of the songs influenced the album, others are a preview of things to come. Please follow and like us:
Read MoreEvery once in a while, you find a hidden gem in your hometown. This hidden gem for me is Black Bottom Lighters. The six piece reggae rock group, hailing from Glendale, Arizona, considers themselves to be “desert reggae”. What that is exactly, I do not know. What I do know is that I’ve had their songs stuck in my head since their set at the McDowell Mountain Music Festival. With their captivating lyricists and wicked drum fills, Black Bottom Lighters are a band that the world needs to look out…
Read MoreWhen Jack White hit the stage at Lollapalooza Argentina, concertgoers were in for a treat. During his set Jack White brought out Led Zeppelin’s lead vocalist Robert Plant to join him in a cover of Zeppelin’s “Lemon Song.” Make the jump and check out the footage via antiquiet below. For those interested in Led Zeppelin, you can purchase a CD here. For more Robert Plant, you can purchase a CD or buy concert tickets here. For more Jack White, you can purchase a CD or buy concert tickets here. Please…
Read MoreIt had been a long time since I watched the movie Almost Famous, written and directed by Cameron Crowe, and I happened onto it on Netflix the other day. I barely remembered it but at the time I watched it, I don’t remember being particularly moved. I was coming off three years of touring in the Jam Band Circuit with the Boulder band Zuba and wasn’t interested in a movie about life on the road with a band. Now that some years have passed, I can sit back and enjoy…
Read MoreMusicians can be restless souls—uninhibited even by mountains of platinum records and awards. For these individuals, a side project can be the proper outlet to channel one’s overflowing creative energy. While the results vary, side projects can be a wonderful endeavor—offering up a new musical setting for both artists and consumers. Here’s a list of four side projects that should reunite and come back for another go around. Please follow and like us:
Read MoreSan Francisco based dirty rock ‘n rollers, The Livewires were kind enough to share a track-by-track of their latest self-titled EP with us. Citing influences from The Doors, Led Zeppelin, and classic blues, this trio have been hailed by SanJose.com as having “penchant for classic electric blues, a la B.B. King, but with a heavier power-pop influence mixed in.” Check it out below. Please follow and like us:
Read MoreInfectious Magazine has teamed up with Lost In Los Angeles and Big Picture Media to give one lucky fan the ultimate merch package which includes: 1. Signed CD 2. Signed Poster 3. 2 Picks and Stickers 4. Summer Tour T-Shirt 5. Lost In Los Angeles ring All you have to do to enter is: Please follow and like us:
Read MoreMetallica: Through The Never, filmmaker Nimród Antal’s 3D IMAX movie featuring one of rock music’s most iconic bands, is set to make its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 9. Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich cites the 1976 Led Zeppelin film The Song Remains The Same as one of the biggest influences for Metallica: Through The Never, explaining, “There are four members in Led Zeppelin, four members in Metallica, it’s a full-length movie, and there’s a lot in this film that does not take place onstage. The major difference is that the stuff that takes place offstage…
Read MoreDespite drumming on Queens of the Stone Age new album, Dave Grohl will not be the band’s drummer on their upcoming tour. Grohl confirmed the news during an interview with New York’s 101.1 WCBS-FM. However, Grohl did hint at a possible reunion with his other band, Them Crooked Vultures -which also includes QOTSA frontman Josh Homme and famed Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones. “We’ve talked about it,” Grohl said. “I know that someday we’ll get back together and do stuff, because we love playing with each other.” Please follow…
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