If you’re a fan of Totimoshi, desert rock, Tool, alt-rock, Queens of the Stone Age, Fatso Jetson, Alain Johannes, the Jesus Lizard or indie rock in general, you need to familiarize yourself with All Souls. My wide-ranging conversation with frontman and all-around-good-guy Antonio Aguilar is up on New Noise‘s website. Don’t miss it.
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All Souls Frontman Reflects on New LP, Tool Tour, LAPD Run-Ins
Posted in Interviews with tags Alain Johannes, All Souls, Fatso Jetson, the Jesus Lizard, Tool, Totimoshi on 02/12/2023 by korzeckBest Albums Of 2019: Tool, Idle Hands, Immortal Bird, Destrage, Enisum
Posted in Lists, Sound Off with tags Destrage, Devil Master, Enisum, Idle Hands, Immortal Bird, Insomnium, Together to the Stars, Tool, Ultar, Vanum on 01/19/2020 by korzeck
1. Tool – Fear Inoculum (Volcano/RCA)
2. Idle Hands – Mana (Eisenwald Tonschmiede) Continue reading
Tool Take The Wiltern: 8.13.01
Posted in Concert Reviews, Reviews with tags Tool on 07/21/2010 by korzeckJust unearthed my old review of Tool’s August 13, 2001, show at Los Angeles’ relatively intimate Wiltern Theatre (years before it became the Wiltern LG):
“The invincible act proved its robustness once again …”
Isis’ Aaron Turner In ’02: Oceanic Is ‘The Best Material We’ve Ever Written’
Posted in Interviews with tags Aaron Turner, Bad Wizard, Cable, Cast Iron Hike, Cave In, Dälek, Fugazi, Isis, Mike Patton, Mogwai, Neurosis, Scissorfight, Sonic Youth, the Cancer Conspiracy, Thrones, Tool on 01/08/2010 by korzeck
Last week saw the publish of a post drawing possible connections between what many consider to be Isis’ ultimate masterpiece, Oceanic, and one of the most important novels to come out of the 20th century, Arthur Koestler’s “Darkness at Noon.” Keeping the Oceanic momentum going, here’s an interview I conducted with the band in October 2002, just weeks after the album came out. Continue reading
The Bad Penny (beta) 