Mind Equals Blown

In this week’s 3 Of The Week I’ve picked out the actual version of a song I already love, a soulful cover of a classic song, and an odd single from an odd band. We’ll go everywhere from 1978 to 2010 and hit genres you’re comfortable with and some you didn’t know were even available

“My friend has never heard a good breakdown. What should I show them?”  This is something I hear from friends more often than I can keep track of.  I’ll be the first to admit that “Top Breakdown” lists are extremely overdone, and completely void of a sense of novelty.  Nevertheless, they are my favorite part

When I was asked to cover this week’s 3 Of The Week, I knew nearly instantly which three songs I would chose to share. 2008 was a year where, musically, I was the most excited in my entire life. Three of my favorite artists released what was, and still is, some of my favorite work

Tuesdays have been good to us in 2010, and spring and summer tours are coming our way, so my picks for this week include a lot of genre-hopping. This week’s 3 Of The Week features two bands that have been getting a lot of attention for their latest releases, one Minneapolis pop-punk group who are

This week my iTunes has been all over the place, jumping from old tunes to new ones. I can’t seem to stay on one band, let alone an entire genre. I did however have some clear standouts over this past week. One comes from a 3otW Veteran, on an album no one can seem to

This week I’ve been listening to a lot of the new, and a lot of the old, songs I already know well and a song I want to know better. We’ve got another new jam by a band that’s already been in the 3otW, an older punk/post-hardcore tune that makes you want to rock out, and a party rock song from a group of locals that are slowly rising in fame.

Because of the recent events in my life, I’ve been listening to low-key indie artists and rap more often than the heavier end of my music library. Here I’ve got a beautiful female voice, a famous French alternative rock band, and a rap artist with a powerful way with words. Each of these tracks will

We’re less than two weeks from Bamboozle California, my first festival of the year.  Though Brandon Bolmer’s debut with Chiodos and Something Corporate‘s return may be stealing the headlines, the bill is filled with newsworthy acts for the duration of the day. In honor of Bamboozle, here’s someone new, someone worshiped and someone old.