Mazzy Star’s Dreamscape of Despair

Mazzy Star was a bit of an anomaly in the early ’90s music scene. An embodiment of moody, introspective cool, mixed with a hefty dose of dream-pop mystique, they were a sonic oasis in a desert of grunge and boy bands. They emerged from the ashes of the late ’80s, led by the sultry, haunting […]

The Evolution of Language and Why Oasis is Still GAY

There’s been a lot of talk about the Oasis reunion as of late and it got me to thinking why some folks think Oasis is “gay” — not in the sexual way, mind you, (so far as I know) but you know, in that “gay” way where even gay people call them gay. Buckle up […]

Fists, Feedback, and Full-On Chaos

Hailing from the balmy, sun-soaked shores of Hermosa Beach, California, Black Flag is the epitome of a punk rock revolution. Founded in 1976 by Greg Ginn, this outfit wasn’t about your average rock ‘n’ roll dreams. No, Black Flag was a raw, visceral experience, the kind that leaves you with a hangover and a bad […]

Hole’s ‘Violet’: A Chaotic CarnivĂ le of Shattered Glam

The infamous music video for “Violet” by Courtney Love’s band Hole is a piece of visual artistry as unhinged as it is unforgettable. If you haven’t seen it, buckle up, because this video is a visceral rollercoaster that’ll make you feel like you’ve taken a one-way ticket to the dark side of grunge’s soul…

Patti Smith: The Poetic Tempest of Rock ‘n’ Roll

Patti Smith didn’t just waltz into the rock ‘n’ roll scene; she ripped the fucking door off its hinges. Picture this: a scrawny girl from Chicago, born into a world of grime and grit, who somehow made her way to New York City in the early ’70s. There, amidst the wreckage of a decaying urban […]

The Devil Went Back to Georgia…

The Devil went back to Georgia,With a fire in his devilish eyes,He’d been stewing and plotting a new way to rise,And was ready to reclaim his prize.Johnny was older, but he still held tight,To that golden fiddle he’d won,He’d been playing sweet tunes beneath the stars,Since that legendary day was done…

Cherry Bomb: A Hot Mess of 70s Energy and Rebellion

This iconic video for The Runaways’ 1976 hit Cherry Bomb features Joan Jett, Lita Ford, Cherie Currie, Sandy West, and Jackie Fox — five teenage girls who, in their leather jackets and sleazy lingerie, look like they just got picked up by a couple of horny old dudes who thought they were gonna get them drunk and […]

City Sirens Strut the Street to the Beat in ‘Baby Baby Baby’

Make The Girl Dance’s Baby Baby Baby video is a provocatively cheeky play on nudity and censorship that makes you question whether you’re watching an art piece or a social commentary. The video is as bold as it is playful, navigating the thin line between exposure and obscurity with a wink and a smirk…

A Dark Journey Through Desire: Fiona Apple’s ‘Criminal’

In Criminal, Fiona Apple is like raw, unfiltered talent taking a dark and twisted trip into the underbelly of desire and decadence. She’s not holding anything back in this moody, noirish exploration of sensuality and self-destruction. She’s young and vulnerable, surrounded by a cast of characters that embody this seedy, almost dangerous vibe. Story + Video + […]

Revisiting Taylor Momsen’s ‘My Medicine’ (Uncensored Video)

Taylor Momsen’s My Medicine video is a wild ride, man. You got this skinny, hot, rock ‘n’ roll chick front and center, belting out like she owns the stage and every camera lens pointed at her. It’s gritty, it’s raw, and it’s got that unmistakable vibe of rebellion that makes you wanna grab a bottle and join […]