Fuzz You!
Volbeat played their first ever gig in the UK on Saturday, October 29 at the HMV Forum in London. While it wasn’t sold out, it was comfortably packed and the Danish rock band delivered a high-energy performance that was one of the better in 2011. The T-shirts, the hair, the tattoos, the make-up. You don’t [...]
The full line-up for the Bospop festival was announced recently and it includes Joe Cocker, Journey, Roxette, Dream Theater, Ringo Starr, Brian Setzer, Thin Lizzy, and Foreigner. No, this festival did not take place 40 years ago, but is actually scheduled for July 8 thru 10, this year. There’s is also something for those of [...]
One year ago, we founded Indiefuzz to bring you the greatest and–sometimes–the not-so-greatest in non-mainstream music. With your support, we now have: Over 170 posts on this site; Over 40 videos on YouTube; Over 60 followers on Twitter; Close to 100 Fans on Facebook Our appreciation goes out to our guest contributors: Clara, Daan, Dirk, [...]
The good folks at Pop Chart Lab created this infographic with famous–and infamous–haircuts from the pop music era. Click on the image to view it in full-size. The poster is available for $20 here. If you have suggestions for the next version of the poster, shoot the guys a suggestion @popchartlab.
Here’s a shout-out to five artists who made solid albums this year. These five artists represent various genres so there should be something for everyone. We posted a big list of 55 albums for you to vote on last weekend. The list consisted of a mix of popular up-and-comers as well as established artists. With [...]
Music knows no borders, so why should the fuzz? After earlier adventures at gigs abroad, the fuzz was present at Interpol’s gig at the O2 Academy in Brixton, London. Or were we? When we were asked to separate according to gender at the entrance, I thought we were queuing for the world’s largest restroom. Except [...]
Whenever I’m on the road, I’ll listen to music on my MP3 player. Especially when I’m on a plane or a train, the music cancels out the noise and it helps me relax or work. Here are three of my favorite albums to listen to while traveling: 1) Rob Dougan // Furious Angels (2003) “Furious [...]
The popular indie band from NYC caps off three years of hard work with best album to date. Interpol comes full circle on fourth album. But I’m somewhat biased. Interpol is my most-played band in four years. With their debut album “Turn on the Bright Lights” back in 2003, Interpol gained fame with a very [...]
The guys from Phoenix stopped by the NPR studio in the spring and gave this very cool minimalistic performance: Set list: Lisztomania Armistice 1901 Playground Love
As the lone representative of Indiefuzz at Two Door Cinema Club’s gig last night at the Melkweg in Amsterdam, I feel it’s my duty to write this review. The band Jamaica opened the night showing influences from Pearl Jam and Guns ‘n Roses, but—at times—also sounding like a modern day Bachman Turner Overdrive. At least [...]