By his own admission, at least four times a week Greg Dulli eats at the House of Pies, a greasy spoon within walking distance of his Los Angeles pad. He sits on the outside patio because he can sm  

Man, oh man, were we stupid. It's almost funny now to think how naive everyone was about the way the world works. Grunge and the Lollapalooza mania of the Alternative Rock nation couldn't chang  

In a genre that often traffics in sonic and visual conformity, blond-and pink-haired singer Kelis is like the Dennis Rodman of R&B -- brash, independent and alien -- but too talented to ignore. T  

Gavin King, aka Aphrodite, has cheekily been dubbed "The Fatboy Slim of drum 'n bass." He may not have crossed over to the pop charts the way the "Rockafeller Skank" guy did, but Aphrodite br  

Rock & Roll isn't brain surgery, and Orange County's Fu Manchu is the band that proves it. Their kind of low-end, primordial Metal, dubbed "Stoner Rock," is growing in popularity, though it's  

There was a promise made a little over a year ago. With the downturn in sales and expectations of Alternative Rock and the purchase of Polygram by the Seagram's/Universal monolith, indie labels  

Since forming in 1993, Our Lady Peace have opened for some of the monsters (and dinosaurs) of Rock -- Page/Plant, Rolling Stones, Van Halen, Alanis Morrisette and now Creed. A case of always the   

There's something a little ridiculous about being in a Rock band. Only so many poses that can be struck with a guitar, only so many emotions that can be conveyed over three chords, and only so m  

Musicians, as a rule, are eccentric. Fine. But Royal Trux do more than dress weird, take drugs or pine for an acting career. Jennifer Herrema, half of the bluesy sludge/noise band is one part Br  

Musically speaking, there are at least two kinds of visionaries. First there are those who, like Kurt Cobain or Chuck D., see how things are in the world and describe those things eloquently. The