For the first time ever, get a chance to see the Boston Bastard Brigade MC-ing a concert!
In preparation for Dead Island Riptide, the sequel to the popular 2010 zombie action-RPG game the folks at Deep Silver have enlisted the help of award-winning rapper Chamillionaire for a treat for all to feed into their ear cavities.
After witnessing Math The Band at the Peelander-Z show a couple weeks ago, King Baby Duck made it his mission to sit down and interview them. Thankfully, the mission was a success!
Hands in the air, Presidents and Prime Ministers! We've got one of the main vocalists from the Flobots guesting on another edition of One-On-One!
Like a crossbow arrow going through a guy's neck, here zooms in the Bastards with another fun-filled episode!
The King sits down with the band that truly put the "Bastard" in "Boston Bastard Brigade": Electric Eel Shock!
I am a bit of a sucker for music-based gaming; not stuff like Rock Band or DJ Hero, but rather titles likes Space Invaders: Infinity Gene and Audiosurf that take music and create it into a different art form. Sound Shapes, released back in August, takes the side-scrolling platformer genre and gives it a melodious twist, all with the help of some big-named artists.
The recent popularity of indie rockers Hunter Valentine is well-waranted. After two solid albums (one of which, Lessons From The Late Night, was one of the first great female-fronted rock albums of the decade) the newly-dubbed quartet managed to garner plenty of fame for their famous (or infamous) antics on the reality show The Real L Word. Now that the season is over, it's time for fans new and old to be reminded why a band such as this needs to exist on this planet. Collide and Conquer, their third album, does just that.