Lori and Micah Wilshire live, breathe and sleep their band, appropriately called Wilshire. The husband and wife team can't get away from the band (pronounced to rhyme with fire), because they can  

It only took Northern California's AFI (short for "A Fire Inside") 12 years, multiple lineup changes and a constantly evolving sound to become an overnight sensation. Growing up and out of th  

There's going against the grain, and then there's not even knowing that a grain exists. Extraordinarily hyped English quintet Gomez is on tour this summer, despite the fact that they're in the  

What do you call a guy who hangs around with musicians? A drummer. How many drummers does it take to change a light bulb? None. There are machines that can do that for them. There's a reason   

At a time when her peers are finishing high school and her musical peers are nearly non-existent, the singer/guitarist for Damone from Waltham, Mass., is so nonplussed about her life that she soun  

If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it on the record. Scott Levesque, lead singer for Massachusetts-based trio, Wheat, doesn't have many nice things to say about his peers. With t  

British bands suck. Oh, sure, the U.K. has brought us The Beatles and The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd and The Sex Pistols, Radiohead, and The Verve and maybe about 30 other gre  

    

In late January, three Cincinnati émigrés, Brad Stenz and Bob Gayol from the AltRock band Moth and your humble narrator, sit in a Hollywood Boulevard pool hall at the bar, catching each  

While in high school in Cincinnati, Creeper Lagoon's Sharkey Laguana was voted "Most Likely To Front an Indie Rock Band Picked By Critics to Lead Indie Rock's Second Wave on Major Labels." O