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A user named djserch25 posted this video of Monsters Of Folk, dressed as KISS, from their Halloween show at the Louisville Palace. The video and audio are sketchy. The guys in My Morning Jacket will guest-voice (as themselves) on the TV cartoon show “American Dad” on November 22. Here’s the PR slug: “Stan becomes obsessed with [...] Once more , the old LMN budget didn’t quite cover the costs of two big concerts for the weekend, but never fear, the C-J will review what’s big. Herewith, J. L. Puckett’s review of the Monsters of Folk Halloween show. Marty Rosen drew the short straw and had to go cover Miley Cyrus. It is certainly no surprise that the Monsters of Folk CD would attract a crowd of music writers. Herewith, a sampling: From the New York Daily News – “Monsters of Folk offers both a variety and a sense of surprise in new album“ Relix magazine has MOF on the cover. California Chronicle gives the release two stars. The College [...] Jason Koerner takes over the Editor’s Blog for this review of KANSAS at Belterra Casino: Renowned rock group KANSAS took the stage at Belterra Casino on Saturday, February 28 for a spectacular performance. I was lucky enough to have seats to this sold-out show, but even luckier to have gained an inside-look at what [...] Jason Koerner takes over the Editor’s Blog for this review of the Powerman 5000 show: “”The show was on a Monday night, but you wouldn’t have known it if you were a calendar. A decade after the band’s most popular release, Tonight the Stars Revolt!, Spider is still fronting a Powerman 5000 live show [...] Hank Willenbrink reviews Deer Meet’s CD, Turn To Clear Vision; T.E. Lyons has the week’s plugs. There’s a mention of the already-old news of “The Bluegrass Hotel” documentary. Damiem McPherson at LEO reviews/interviews Crappy Nightmareville’s latest 7-inch, Nautilus b/w Bionic Pet Sounds. Louisville native Will Oldham, a.k.a. Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billie, scores a review of Lie Down in the Light from C-J music writer J. L. Puckett. This week’s Velocity cover story features a peculiar selection of clubs and performers in the Louisville area on June 27 and 28. Really peculiar, although I didn’t check their choices against Velocity’s ad list. Everybody has their preferences…but it’s really just impossible to get it all into one story, even a long one. Momentum continues for now at LEO, with a stack of reviews as their contribution to the music scene, including reviews of King Sonic and Marion Square. Mat Herron plugs an upcoming Bodeco show. Over at Velocity, Joe Lord has reviews of the latest Will Oldham project, Lie Down In the Light, Ben Solle’s Learning [...] |
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