With the Toronto International Film Festival kicking into gear Sarah decided to make a list of the best rock ‘n’ roll documentaries ever for Spinner Canada. You can read about it here.
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Greyson Chance’s Dark Side
Teenie bop idol Greyson Chance has probably only ever been asked by one person about whether he’s going goth because he’s writing a song based on an Edgar Allen Poe poem. That one person would be Sarah. Who asked Chance this for the AOL Music Blog. You can read about it by clicking here.
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Eagles Of Death Metal’s Boots Electric Goes Solo With Help From Juliette Lewis
Boots Electric
UPDATE: Because Spinner is RIP this story can now be found in full here.
Recently Aaron talked to rock ‘n’ rolling Eagles Of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes about his new solo album as Boots Electric. Hughes talked about how Juliette Lewis helped him find himself.
Read about it at Spinner Canada here.
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LMFAO Explain How To Party
LMFAO
Sarah was recently party rockin’ in the house with the guys from LMFAO and ended up writing a story called “LMFAO Offer Six Tips For A ‘Party Rock’ Lifestyle” about it for Spinner Canada. Check it out here.
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What I Call Music Podcast Is Now Up
What I Call Music
A couple weeks ago I had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to record a podcast for What I Call Music, the home base for my good friend and one of the most musically knowledgeable cats on the planet, Paul Kehayas.
We ended up talking for a verrrrrrrrrrrrryyy long time, so Paul had one helluva time shrinking it down to something of a dignified length, but for anyone curious I think it’s solidly entertaining. As such, if you’re bored, please give ‘er a listen HERE.
Some of the things we discussed were:
* The origin of the name Risky Fuel.
* Sloan still being credible 20 years later.
* Songs: Ohia/Magnolia Electric Co./Jason Molina.
* How I used to make my own music charts as a kid and my related favourite song of 1988.
* The infamous story of seeing Brian Jonestown Massacre play in a bush at the Wilderbeat Festival during the Blackout of 2003.
* The cultural awareness built by discovering The Clash’s Sandinista album.
The playlist includes: Songs: Ohia, Black Sabbath, Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Clash and Raphael Saadiq.
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