On Wednesday during SXSW 2011, los grillos camped out at Trailer Space Records and dug the showcase hosted by Trailer Space kindred spirits, Burger Records. Burger Records is a Fullerton, California-based record label and record store run by some seriously nice dudes with boundless enthusiasm … Read More →
Vaz–formed in the wake of legendary Amphetamine Reptile noise-rockers Hammerhead–brought their brutal crunch to Trailer Space Records Tuesday night, helping to kick off the kick-ass record store’s SXSW 2011 rock and roll ir-revery. And for those who might complain that the festival is too overblown … Read More →
Having done considerable research on the subject, I’ve come to the conclusion that Mark Lanegan is one bad motherfucker. He’s proved it time and again–as the front man for the Screaming Trees, as a Gutter Twin, and in numerous collaborations with artists from the Queens … Read More →
The Cure’s pulsing, hallucinogenic “Fascination Street,” from 1989′s goth-pop masterpiece Disintegration, fills the flickering, candle-lit darkness of a janitor’s closet in which hapless stoner and lovable loser, Stoney Willard, inadvertently interrupts feisty goth girl, Katy Faust, in her private sanctuary. INT. COLD SPRING HIGH – … Read More →
Pujol. SXSW 2011. Trailer Space.
Daniel Pujol is a dude who kicked around the Nashville scene in a few bands before striking out on his own to form Pujol. A few 7″ vinyl releases later–including one for Jack White’s Third Man Records–and Pujol seems poised for, as they say, a … Read More →