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Tours: Red Hot Chili Peppers / The Mars Volta Tourdates
News — May 2, 2006
The Red Hot Chili Peppers have tapped The Mars Volta for the support slot of their upcoming North American tour. The Chili Peppers will be releasing their two-disc effort, Stadium Arcadium, on May 9th. You can view the video for the single, "Dani California," here. Dates for the tour can …Bands: The Mars Volta Title New Album
News — June 8, 2006
The Mars Volta have tenatively title their upcoming album Amputechture. The band have also set a mid-August release date for the new full-length effort.Records: The Mars Volta Tracklisting
News — June 20, 2006
The tracklisting for the upcoming album from The Mars Volta entitled Amputechture has been announced. Look for the album in August. 1 - "Vicarious Atonement" 2 - "Tetragrammaton" 3 - "Vermicide" 4 - "Meccamputechture" 5 - "Asilos Magdalena" 6 - "Viscera Eyes" 7 - "Day Of The Baphomets" 8 - …MP3s: New The Mars Volta Song Online
News — July 8, 2006
The song "Viscera Eyes" from The Mars Volta upcoming full-length, Amputechture has been posted online here. The album is due out August 22nd on Universal Records.Bands: The Mars Volta Loses Drummer
News — August 1, 2006
Mars Volta sticksman Jon Theodore is no longer a member of the afro-wielding rockers, according to fansite TheComatorium.com. From the band's new biography: The Mars Volta cast that performed Amputechture will be modified for live dates that begin imminently, with drummer Jon Theodore replaced by Blake Fleming, formerly of …MP3s: The Mars Volta Post Another New Track
News — August 28, 2006
The Mars Volta have posted another new track from their forthcoming release, Amputechture. You can stream the song "Vermicide" online here. The album hits shelves on September 12th.MP3s: Stream Entire The Mars Volta Album
News — September 9, 2006
The Mars Volta upcoming full-length, Amputechture, can be streamed online here. The album is due out on this Tuesday.
Tours: Bruno Mars announces his descent onto Sydney
News — August 4, 2022
No matter the musical genre that is your usual go to, one would be hard pressed to deny the catchiness and hit qualities of Bruno Mars’ musical emissions. Celebrating the launch of Sydney’s newly-constructed Allianz stadium and begging Australia to dance, Bruno Mars will incarnate with a pair of …
The Mars Volta – De-Loused In the Comatorium
Review — February 28, 2004
As one of the few music geeks on the planet who wasn't infatuated with At the Drive-In, I approached this record with very few expectations. I'd heard the Tremulant EP and wasn't too impressed with it, but thought it was nice enough. De-Loused in the Comatorium sounds like a logical …
The Mars Volta – Frances the Mute
Review — February 28, 2005
Have you seen the Frances The Mute cover art yet? Cast your eyes to the right, it's on display there. Two guys, both blindfolded, and oblivious to the world around them. Or maybe they just don't care what else is going on. It's all about them, driving their vehicle, with …
The Mars Volta – Amputechture
Review — October 10, 2006
Have The Mars Volta finally become predictable? Were they already? Are they still churning out jaw-droppingly unexpected music? Did they ever? All these questions and more probably won't be answered in this review. Amputechture, the fairly quickly-released third full-length from the El Paso, Texas group, is in some ways …
The Mars Volta – The Bedlam in Goliath
Review — February 20, 2008
For a band that immerses themselves in creating such an uncompromising and complicated sound, The Mars Volta is a very prolific bunch of musicians. One album released each year shows a very strong work ethic and a determination to never stagnate in their evolution. Not to mention a strong passion …
The Mars Volta – Octahedron
Review — July 23, 2009
Throughout their eight-year tenure as a band, The Mars Volta has never been timid about doing whatever they please. The collaborative duo that is The Mars Volta - guitarist Omar Rodríguez-López and vocalist Cedric Bixler-Zavala - have tried it all, and yet they continually make it a point to find …
The Mars Volta – Noctourniquet
Review — April 23, 2012
There are few bands as polarizing as The Mars Volta. And while I've found both good and bad in the band's discography, their recent release Noctourniquet unfortunately lies firmly on the weak end of the spectrum.The big issue? The songwriting is absolute aimless tripe. "Empty Vessels Make the Loudest …Tours: Head Automatica / 30 Seconds To Mars Tourdates
News — September 10, 2006
Tourdates for the MTV $2 Bill Tour featuring Head Automatica and 30 Seconds to Mars have been announced. Providing support for the tour will be Cobra Starship, Rock Kills Kid and Men, Women and Children. To view the dates, click "read more."Tours: 30 Seconds To Mars Tourdates
News — May 2, 2005
30 Seconds to Mars, the band that features actor Jared Leto at the helm, have announced a number of tourdates for May and June. You can view the current dates below, additional dates are expected to be announced shortly. The band will be touring in promotion of their sophomore release, …
Records: SPB Video Premiere: "Marooned on Mars" by Yuko Araki
News — September 26, 2019
Based in Tokyo, Yuko Araki has gravitated from learning piano at a young age to creating music in a variety of projects covering a range of styles, from electronic to psychedelic, but her solo project finds her journey into more experimental territory. Earlier this year, Araki released her debut …
Labels: Blondshell (Partisan Records) sings about Veronica Mars
News — December 9, 2022
After drawing attention through a series of singles this year, Blondshell (Sabrina Teitelbaum) has now signed to Partisan Records. Along with the news comes another new single, this one an ode to TV show Veronica Mars from her formative yars. Teitelbaum explains: I was obsessed with the show Veronica Mars …
Mean Jeans – On Mars
Review — April 30, 2012
Whoa, is it 1994 again and someone didn't tell me? Much in the way Teenage Bottlerocket appropriated the early to mid-‘90s Lookout bands like Screeching Weasel and the Groovie Ghoulies, which were puréeing the Ramones, Beach Boys and macabre cinema, you can't really credit Portland, OR's Mean Jeans …
