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90’s Homecoming (part 2) with Josh Madden and Mat Devine
First Person w/ Josh Madden continues this with with part two 90’s Homecoming music.
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First Person w/ Josh Madden continues this with with part two 90’s Homecoming music.
This week on First Person w/ Josh Madden – the first of a two part series on 90’s Homecoming music. Relive the memories. Relive the music. Tune in to First Person every Thursday nights at 8pm EST. Only on idobi Radio. About Josh Madden Josh Madden is a Music Producer, Remixer, and DJ; Co-Founder of DCMA COLLECTIVE clothing line with brothers Benji and Joel; stylist for artists such as Good Charlotte, NYLE, Pierce Brosnan, Metro Station, White Tie Affair as well as for KANGOL, BEN SHERMAN, and HOUSE OF CASSETTE clothing lines; and a writer for nylon.com & evilmonito.com. Josh… Read more »
While Josh heads to London, it’s a bit “grungy” this week on First Person with Josh Madden. If you’re on the other side of the pond, you can catch Josh at Chinawhite and Boujis this weekend.
The XX has won the 2010 Barclaycard Mercury Prize for its debut XX (Young Turks/XL Recordings).
The Sex Pistols’ latest attempt to get up people’s noses comes in the form of their own branded perfume. While fragrance launches from music stars like Britney Spears, Sean “Diddy” Combs and Avril Lavigne have become commonplace, it’s still an eyebrow-raising move from the legendary punk band, which has been better-known for making cash from chaos than cologne. The unisex scent, which comes in a striking, tartan-topped bottle featuring the band’s classic “God Save the Queen” imagery, is a collaboration with Paris-based perfume brand Etat Libre d’Orange, which licensed the Sex Pistols name from the band’s merchandising partner Live Nation… Read more »
Traffic authorities were still struggling to cope with days-long congestion on a major national expressway, nine days after traffic slowed to a snail’s pace, and nearby residents are profiting on the latest traffic snarl by overcharging drivers for food.
Sunday evening in New York City was rainy and quiet, but it didn’t stop fans from packing into the Studio at Webster to take in the Reach For The Sun tour.
The normal buzzing and ruckus in Lowertown St. Paul is due to the recent construction on practically every street, but on July 31st, the loud noise was due to the inaugural Lowertown Music Fest. A celebration of Minnesota’s music scene, the festival showcases multiple hometown musicians and bands, while bringing in one international act.
The day began as you might expect it to.
Electrifying screens with acid-trip psychedelic visuals zooming in and out of focus, a band so high on energy it seemingly got lost in its own momentum and a raucous crowd defined Saturday’s MGMT show at Merriweather Post Pavilion.
