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Posted By Jeff Niesel on Wed, Apr 21, 2021 at 9:42 AM Courtesy of the Syn Producer Brian Malouf and singer-songwriter Gina Brooklyn. Singer-songwriter Gina Brooklyn, who grew up in Wadsworth, OH, started singing when she was only 5 years old. Inspired by her parents, who played in a local band, she started writing her own songs when she was 13. By the time she was 15, Brooklyn had recorded at well-known studios such as Studio C...

Kurt Cobain died by his own hand April 5. The alternative nation’s voice was suddenly, shockingly stilled. After three years of the most popular music being an agonized scream over heavy guitars, people wanted something shinier and more upbeat. But they didn’t want to lose the overamplified six-strings and acknowledgment that life was complicated and messy. Dookie had that in spades. Now grunge aside and finally dominated rock culture as it threatened to in 1977. A third of these records reflected pop-punk’s commercial ascendance. Also, three of 1994’s best punk albums rang with re...

Gigulate Happy Birthday Agnetha Fältskog (ABBA) Happy birthday Agnetha Fältskog (ABBA). Thank you for the music. Read Redd Kross in MAGNET on ABBA:  The post Happy Birthday Agnetha Fältskog (ABBA) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. Order thread by: Explore What's Gigulate? Hype bands? Never heard of 'em? Find out who's talking about the hottest bands before you head to the gig. The sharpest music minds plugged into the world's greatest music machine.

Alerts In October 1990, the food critic Jonathan Gold reviewed an inexpensive fast-food joint on Pico Boulevard called Oki-Dog for the LA Times. The piece, “Trans-Global Junk Food,” doubled as an obituary for the late-night hangout of his youth: the 24-hour Oki-Dog on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, which had recently closed. In the early days of punk, Gold spent many a night at the nearby nightclub, the Starwood, which gave many future rock heroes their first big gigs, and played cello in two short-lived bands, Overman and Tank Burial. Years later, he was still an evangelist f...

26 February 2021 It’s rare and welcome to burst out laughing within seconds of hitting play but the Melvins “I Fuck Around” — a juvenile cover of the Beach Boys’ “I Get Around” — is a total giggle retaining all the layered bounce and sunshine of the original, with a tad more honesty about what much music of that time was actually about. The outro, with its keyboard sounds and demand to “stop fucking around!” is disarming and sets the listener up in good spirits. That refreshing sense of humor endures throughout the portentously titled Working With God. Even the press rele...