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3 giorni fa · The dB’s, Stands for DeciBels. Formed in New York City by four North Carolinians, The dB’s, consisting of singer-guitarist-songwriters Chris Stamey and Peter Holsapple, bassist Gene Holder, and drummer Will Rigby, set a high standard for power pop in the 1980s. In so doing they helped to set the template for the decade’s college rock upsurge.
5 giorni fa · May 28, 2024 | 3:36pm ET. An all-star collective led by Big Star ’s Jody Stephens have booked a 2024 tour of the US and Europe to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the group’s sophomore album, Radio City. Stephens will be backed by a lineup comprised of R.E.M.’s Mike Mills, Wilco’s Pat Sansone, The Posies’ Jon Auer, and Chris Stamey ...
5 giorni fa · BIG STAR’S RADIO CITY (& MORE) INTERNATIONAL TOUR. CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF THE INFLUENTIAL BAND’S BELOVED SOPHOMORE ALBUM. Featuring Big Star’s Jody Stephens, Mike Mills (R.E.M.), Chris Stamey (the dB's), Jon Auer (Big Star/The Posies), and Pat Sansone (Wilco)
16 mag 2024 · Here are some common sounds and their corresponding decibel levels: 0 dB: The threshold of hearing, or the barely perceptible sound of a quiet room. 10 dB: sounds of normal breathing. 20 dB: rustling leaves. 30 dB: soft whisper. 40 dB: light rain. 50 dB: quiet office. 60 dB: normal conversation. 70 dB: vacuum cleaner. 80 dB: a blender.
1 giorno fa · Bastro - Rode Hard and Put Up Wet ep (1988, Homestead) Often plagiaristicly resembling Big Black (and to a lesser extent Breaking Circus) Bastro's messy, cathartic guitar-laced industrial grind practically worships at the altar of Albini & Co. on their debut ep - and maybe that explains why I can't get enough of it.
1 giorno fa · May’s daily countdown of forgotten favorites, also referred to as lost treasures and albums that fell between the cracks. 1. Justin Hinds & The Dominoes – Jezebel (1976)Having been a key player in Jamaican music since the early 60s ska days (remember “Carry Go Bring Home”?), Justin Hinds made an astounding comeback in Jezebel. His […]
19 mag 2024 · It was released in late 2015, prior to the release of their first album (of which this is the title song). The song, written by Matt Dibble, Lorenzo Bassignani, J-P Sutcliffe, and J.M. Sutcliffe, showcases the band’s signature pop sound and catchy melodies.
