Salvador Santana Interview
What do Jacob Dylan, Dweezel Zappa and Salvador Santana have in common? Famous father's. What sets them apart. A million things, including an exclusive interview with antiMusic. So far, Salvador Santana is the first one to step up to the plate and give us a brief look into his chaotic world.
David Bowie - A Reality Tour
This thirty-three song set on two CDs will please Bowie fans from all eras and collectors will welcome the 3 tunes included here that were previously unavailable- versions of "China Girl," "Fall Dog Bombs the Moon" and "Breaking Glass."
Steve Conte & The Crazy Truth
If you love earsplitting guitars, bleeding drums and a bass line with enough rhythm to make a white man blush, then you will love Steve Conte & Crazy Truth. Conte has made a name for himself as a gun slinging guitar god (especially as the lead guitarist of the New York Dolls).
MorleyView Dilana
If you watched Rock Star Supernova, the TV series that was on in 2006, you'd remember the name Dilana who has a new record out. Read ahead to find out the strange story behind its release.
Even If It Breaks Your Heart
Growing up, I loved watching all award shows. I would root for my favorite actors, directors and music stars to win. Sometimes in the 1990's I stopped caring. I realized that awards are hollow, unmemorable and that it's the music that lives on.
The Good Listeners
Clark Stiles and Nathan Khyber of The Good Listeners are a spirited, adventurous, Los Angeles based duo who risked it all to chase their dreams. Sounds corny and vaguely like every other band's story but their story is cooler. Really. My story has black lungs involved.
Road Trip: The Magic of Muscle Shoals - Something in the Water?
Folklore has it that the portion of the Tennessee River that flows through Muscle Shoals, Alabama, got its nickname "The Singing River" because a young maiden was so enthralled with the rhythm of the waterway that she couldn't help but add a melody.
Suicidal Tendencies - Live at the Olympic Auditorium
It's been quite a chore for fans of Suicidal Tendencies to find hard copies of any video footage of the band lately. So it's like manna from punk-rock heaven that Live at the Olympic Auditorium, shot way back in October of 2005, is finally being released.
Anvil: Defying the Odds
If you are wondering if the band are similar to the personalities we came to love and cheer for in the film, the answer would be a resounding "yes". There was no ego involved here, I found three guys extremely grateful for this rebirth which is a glorious resurrection that is unparalleled in the annals of music.
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