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THE AQUABATS! SUPER SHOW! finally making it’s debut this March!

Rock Father: Unleashed
I have been eagerly awaiting the debut of THE AQUABATS! SUPER SHOW! since it was formally announced last summer, and after getting picked up by THE HUB last Fall, it's finally making it's debut.  On Saturday,...

BILLY JOEL – LIVE AT SHEA STADIUM (CD/DVD Review)

Music Reviews
BILLY JOEL is a true American badass. With four decades of musical output behind him, and a series of legendary personal exploits, there's little to be said about the Piano Man that would be a just summary of his...

DANIEL TOSH – HAPPY THOUGHTS (Archive Comedy Review)

Comedy Reviews
Note: This was originally published on another site back on March 5, 2011. It would quickly become that site's most popular article, and one heavily trolled in the comments section. While it is archived here, troll...

POISON – NOTHIN’ BUT A GOOD TIME: THE POISON COLLECTION (Review)

Music Reviews
Ahhh POISON... Whenever I hear the band I'm taken back to a place long ago that can be relived just about every summer in small towns across America. I'm at a carnival; the "Flying Bob's" is...

GWAR – BLOODY PIT OF HORROR (Advance Review)

Music Reviews
Love 'em or hate 'em, GWAR are never going away. For over 25 years the band from Antarctica via Virginia have been bringing their campy brand of horror-infused metal to the masses, and one thing that's...

THE BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA – DON’T MESS WITH A BIG BAND Live! (Review)

Music Reviews
Earlier this summer, Surfdog Records made the announcement that they'd begun raiding the archives for some new releases of Brian Setzer live recordings - "some new, some old." While live material from Setzer, his Orchestra, and Stray Cats has been...

JIMMY EAT WORLD – INVENTED (Advance Review)

Music Reviews
Listening to JIMMY EAT WORLD takes me back to 2001 every time. I was working in a Sam Goody (R.I.P.) music store, and all the girls swooned for tracks like "The Middle" and "Sweetness." In fact,...

HELMET – SEEING EYE DOG (Review)

Music Reviews
Somewhere in the mid 1990's something happened. Whenever someone would ask me to name my favorite bands, HELMET became a part of that list. First time I saw them live? September 22, 1992 at the Col...

CALL THE COPS – Self-titled (Review)

Music Reviews
There's a scene in the 1990 Renny Harlin film THE ADVENTURES OF FORD FAIRLANE where the title character (portrayed by the great ANDREW DICE CLAY) stumbles upon a less-than-stellar recording session where Wayne Newton (as Julian...

PUNK GOES… again: 10 Years of FEARLESS RECORDS’ “PUNK GOES” Series

Music Reviews
It’s funny how things once forgotten pop back up to remind you just how good they were the first time around. Being fully immersed in music on a daily basis, it’s those little reminders that trigger...

ARCHIVE INTERVIEW: Tommy Victor of PRONG (2009)

Music
From the Personal Archives of James Zahn: This interview was originally conducted for and posted on the late FANGORIA Musick section of horror magazine FANGORIA's website on April 4, 2009 When people ask me to ramble...

WHITE ZOMBIE: LET SLEEPING CORPSES LIE (Box Set Review)

Music Reviews
I was first exposed to the music of WHITE ZOMBIE through a blind buy of their 1989 Caroline Records release MAKE THEM DIE SLOWLY (the spine of the CD oddly says “Let Them Die Slowly”). At...
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