The Groove Cruise is already an experience of a lifetime. The ramblist recently selected the Groove Cruise as one of the world’s best festivals. The secret is definitely out: 3,000 party people spending three days at sea, dropping anchor for private parties at exotic destinations, and making lifetime friendships. But Read more…
Somewhere between Buckcherry and Velvet Revolver resides the sound of Melbourne, Australia rock band She Was Loud. Velvet Revolver is now officially defunct and Buckcherry hasn’t enjoyed a hit track since 2006, but the above comparison is most definitely a compliment. At their heights, both bands represented a style of Read more…
On Dia de los Muertos this year, our good friends at Thief are going to raise the dead and summon the spirits of shred. From the people who brought you Psycho De Mayo this past May, Rabbits Black and Thief present Day of the Shred! Featuring megalithic riffs from over Read more…
Kasabian have released their second single from their fifth studio album 48:13. The track “bumblebeee” immediately stood out during our listening sessions with the album as that huge Kasabian track that will feel overwhelming in all the right ways live. The album has received generally positive reviews from around the Read more…
Last year Nine Inch Nails embarked on an impressive run of arena shows to support their 2013 release Hesitation Marks. The tour to support the album was labeled Tension, and it was a masterpiece of performance art and live music composition. Trent teamed with Moment Factory, the Montreal based production Read more…
For your listening consideration, may we present to you San Francisco rock band WAG. The members of WAG just barely hit their 21st birthdays when they played live shows in Los Angeles and San Francisco this past May, but they already sound like a band with more than a few Read more…
The Rabbits Black “Life in” series is a collection of opinion pieces that go beyond the world of music and focus on the cities where Rabbits Black writers and members live. While music can help define a city, there’s more than just tunes happening in our towns. With the two Read more…
Later this month the El Rey Theatre will become the Church of Rock & Roll when Cincinnati rockers Foxy Shazam will bring their over-the-top theatrics to the classic Los Angeles venue. More than just a rock concert, Foxy Shazam shows are a spectacle. Frontman Eric Sean Nally draws no shortage Read more…