Take a listen to Speak The Truth… Even If Your Voice Shakes co-hosting my show to premiere some songs + Stand Atlantic and Bearings called in! We also called Grizzlee Martin.
On this week’s episode of Gone Fishkin, Fish’s forefathers Speak The Truth Even If Your Voice Shakes swing by to co-host the show. The Rocket Summer and Shapes & Colors join in for interviews, and guest appearances are made by Fish’s mom and Gunz’s ridiculous voicemail.
Stand up, underdogs: it’s time to fight back, and with 13 Voices, now we’ve got the soundtrack to march to.
One thing became very clear when we had our chat with The Voice alumni Mike Schiavo: Our words don’t compare to the way he tells his story. So, we got out of the way, sat back, and listened.
Darrin chats with legendary Goldenvoice promoter Elliot Lefko (Coachella, Stage Coach) .
If a complaint is posted in one hundred and forty characters or less, but no one around can make any sense out of it, does it make an impact? In a world where people love to hate, it does. This time, the target in mind is Beyoncé and her social justice fueled Super Bowl performance.
Anberlin are streaming another new song from their new and final album lowborn, “Hearing Voices.”
The Boss thinks it’s high time that gay marriage came to the Garden State, Bruce Springsteen stated unequivocally on his Web site.
Recently boasting about how she always sings live, Avril Lavigne had to make good on her claims and put Ashlee Simpson, in her place. After all, some of Lavigne’s past performances have been less than on-key. Quite expertly, Napanee’s pint-sized hero delivered the vocal goods, save for her “Complicated” encore in which she still struggled with the verses’ low notes. But otherwise, the nearly packed house at the Hanger had someone worth screaming for (ear-deafeningly, of course). Lavigne’s mall-punk compadres from Ajax, Not By Choice, riled up the tykes – a group of mostly parental accompanied 10 to 17 year… Read more »
Billy Howerdel is usually the quiet giant in A Perfect Circle. Sure, the guitarist does most of the interviews, but frontman Maynard James Keenan has always been the band’s mouthpiece, even if he traditionally has been press-shy. With an important presidential election on the horizon, however, Howerdel is through keeping his thoughts to himself. “Ordinarily, I hate talking about politics,” he said. “I usually heed the warning of many elders that say, ‘Never discuss it with your friends, or certainly publicly,’ but it’s an important time to voice your opinions and feelings.” It’s hardly a secret which candidate A Perfect… Read more »
