Filth & Majesty : Who Killed Friday Night

I like intricately-layered prog metal as much as the next Peart-worshipping rock and roll poindexter. I was a sadsack teenage outcast reading Vonnegut and Philip K Dick while getting lost in albums like 2112, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, and Helloween’s Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part I and II. But before I started […]

The Dead Records :: The Dead Records

So what happened to rock n’ roll? You know, ROCK N’ ROLL! I’m not talking about all those variations and sub-genres. I’m not talking about those rumblings we’ve heard out of Brooklyn and San Francisco over the last few years. I’m talking no frills and no gimmicks; no niche-filling glamour duds spitting on college townies […]

The Dead Records

by E. A. Poorman Fort Wayne by way of North Manchester indie rock band The Dead Records play music that owes a debt to both 90s alternative and classic punk rock. There really isn’t a label that would describe them to the fullest. They aren’t afraid to write an all out rocker, a country-tinged strummer, […]