Fuel Canister Refill
Here we have a quick demonstration on how to refill your fuel canisters and dispose of empty canisters you no longer need. https://youtu.be/a4FSIPOKBgY
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April 24, 2021
The Fixx – Reach the Beach (1983)
I am sure you have heard the song One Thing Leads to Another by The Fixx. Who hasn't? And maybe you've heard the other single called Saved By Zero, but probably not. On the surface, The Fixx seems a lot like a one hit wonder band that doesn't require anything more than an occasional spin of the well known track(s). You'd be mistaken to…
April 24, 2021
Post Grunge Hard Rock
Grunge is a very special music genre to me. For a short, 4 year period grunge dominated the rock music scene. As a result all of the garbage hair bands of the 80s died off. Sure, Guns and Roses and Metallica released what many would consider their best work and a couple of the greatest hard rock albums ever during this era but, for…
April 23, 2021
Porter Robinson – Nurture
Git yer pacifiers and X ready, because we're going clubbin'! I first heard Porter Robinson on a Coachella livestream and it was the best sounding DJ/EDM artist I'd heard in awhile. I don't particularly care for this type of music and I recognize that the younger generations are hella into it for some reason. Nurture does not have the bombast of other EDM DJs,…
April 23, 2021
Dinosaur Jr. – Sweep It Into Space
About everyone who listened to the radio in the mid-1990s has heard Feel the Pain by Dinosaur Jr. but probably not much else. They went through some career ups and downs, but they are back now, rocking, and pretty old. You can't deny the guitar virtuosity of J. Mascis, and his tortured vocals are pretty good, too. Lou Barlow, also from Folk Implosion, plays…
April 23, 2021
Field Music – Flat White Moon
Field Music is a British band I've been listening to for awhile. They are very stylistically all over the place. I usually just say Indie Rock, because it's too hard to get into the details. This album, Flat White Moon, is a romping good time of Indie Rock. The song Not When You're In Love has such a fun rhythm to it. It's like…
April 23, 2021
Sufjan Stevens – Revelations
Annnnnnd we're back! Sufjan's third part of the five-part Convocations album is called Revelations and I'm digging this one a bit more than the last one. It's light and airy. Soothing at times and kind of jarring at others. The 8th track Revelation VIII sounds like something you'd hear in a Poltergeist movie, almost like Sufjan is stuck inside a TV static. I also…
April 23, 2021
The Prize Fighter Inferno – The City Introvert
Claudio Sanchez, the lead singer/guitarist for Coheed & Cambria, has a solo side project called The Prize Fighter Inferno. The first Prize Fighter album, My Brother's Blood Machine, came out in 2006 as a kind of acoustic electro, weirdly folk album. It was meant to be kind of a side story to the grandiose sci-fi story being told with Coheed & Cambria's music and…
April 23, 2021
The Mars Volta – Landscape Tantrums
It was recently announced that all of The Mars Volta's catalog of albums would be released in a ginormous box set of vinyl called La Realidad De Los Suenos. As part of that set is this newly remastered and compiled recordings from the first sessions for De-Loused in the Comatorium, The Mars Volta's first album. Due to its historical significance, they also decided to…
April 23, 2021