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YACHT sees the mystery lights

By Julia MacGregor

Besides creating catchy electro-dance tunes, YACHT is also a belief system open to everyone. After having experienced the supernatural Mystery Lights in Marfa, Texas, which inspired their 2009 album See Mystery Lights, Jona Bechtolt and Claire Evans have embarked on the latest transformation of YACHT, adding a live band to their 2010 tour called The… Continue reading YACHT sees the mystery lights

Arch Enemy isn’t easily classified

By Julia MacGregor

With so many different types, subgenres, speeds and religious views, metal is a tricky genre to categorize. Sometimes even artists themselves aren’t sure exactly which box they fit into. Sweden’s Arch Enemy is the perfect showcase of the genre’s eclecticism, featuring vocalist Angela Gossow– one of the only female metal vocalists who can actually growl–… Continue reading Arch Enemy isn’t easily classified

Dinosaur Jr. roar back from extinction

By Julia MacGregor

With the recent resurgence of reunion tours in stadiums and concert halls around the world, it’s a nice surprise when a beloved ’90s band has actually produced something worthwhile in their reunited time together. This is the case with Dinosaur Jr. After reuniting in 2005, producing two albums — 2007’s Beyond and this year’s Farm,… Continue reading Dinosaur Jr. roar back from extinction

Propagandhi rock out even on Halloween

By Julia MacGregor

According to Propagandhi bassist Todd Kowalski, audiences can expect total fucking mayhem when the Canadian punk legends play the Mac Hall Ballroom on Halloween. These vegans will cannibalize the university with their political punk. Don’t expect scissor kicks,– they’ve got chainsaw kicks. Be prepared to watch as they thrash as hard as they can and… Continue reading Propagandhi rock out even on Halloween