“We’ve been away for a long time,” Trent Reznor told a captivated audience at Nine Inch Nails’ sold-out appearance at the Arrowhead Pond in Anaheim, Calif. Tuesday night. “And to have you all still here means the world to us.” It ought to. Having taken a hiatus the length of which would have killed most [...]
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Concert Review: Hordes of Screaming NIN-ies Welcome Reznor’s Return
Posted: June 7, 2000 by Sean Flinn in Concert Reviews, MusicTags: industrial, Nine Inch Nails, trent reznor
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Concert Review: Stereolab Emerges from the Metronomic Underground
Posted: December 1, 1999 by Sean Flinn in Concert Reviews, MusicTags: alternative music, belly up tavern, duophonic, indie rock, stereolab
A concert review of Stereolab live at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach, Calif. The ease with which Stereolab consistently sells out its shows is a testament to the impotence and poor taste of commercial radio. The ‘Lab have been packing venues with fans for years now, without any support beyond the tier of [...]
Concert Review: Coachella 1999 — If You Can’t Stand The Heat, Get Out of the Desert
Posted: October 15, 1999 by Sean Flinn in Concert Reviews, MusicTags: alternative music, coachella, DJ Shadow, Electronic Music, moby, qbert, rahzel, ritchie hawtin, underworld
The 1999 Coachella Valley Festival of Music and Arts proved that you don’t need a radio-friendly super-trendy lineup of bands to give hordes of people a great time. Oh, yeah — and that rock as you may know it is dead. The highly anticipated Coachella Festival promised, at the very least, a spectacle worthy of [...]
