Thursday, March 18, 2010

Motor City's greatest 'bar band' ever?

The Hell Drivers may be a Detroit revue show ... but it's one helluva Detroit revue show

By Brett Callwood

Squeezeboxin'

Due to a long history and love affair with the instrument, the Motor City might really be the eye of the accordion storm by Amy Elliott

HereSay

Chatting with Tower of Power saxman (and native Detroiter) Emilio Castillo by W. Kim Heron

The Calcination of Scout Niblett

Record review: This far into her career, the work produced by England's Scout Niblett has become synonymous with the genre of stripped-do... by Aaron Shaul

Previous Stories

The geek squad

Inkface ditch computers for guitars on a mission to make music as 'epic as fuck' | By Lee DeVito [3/10/2010]

Dancin' shoes

Paxahau announces ticket info, partial lineup for Movement Fest 2010 | By Metro Times music staff [3/10/2010]

Blowin' the Wonder Twins

Wonder Twins: Blowout Pre-Party gets our favorite twins in da mood | By D'Anne & Laura Witkowski [3/10/2010]

Blowed out!

No. 13 was a bona fide spectacular | By Bill Holdship [3/10/2010]

Geek soul

The Wrong Numbers are in it for the fun, fun, fun! | By Brett Callwood [3/3/2010]

The Blowout Schedule

Your guide to four nights of massive music and mayhem | By Metro Times music staff [3/3/2010]

Blowout Motor City Fives

Motor City Five: Some musical faves field our five | By Metro Times music staff [3/3/2010]

Who the fuck is SelfSays?

Journeyman emcee moves to the Motor City and takes over ... London? | By Travis R. Wright [3/3/2010]

DIY mythmaker

Singer-songwriter Tim Monger does it slow but steady | By Chris Handyside [3/3/2010]

Judge a band by its cover

A look at defining albums of a couple Blowout bands | By Travis R. Wright [3/3/2010]

Working man's blues

Don Duprie of Doop & the Inside Outlaws: 'It's all about the song.' | By Bill Holdship [3/3/2010]

Loaded

Kenny Tudrick's Cannon is about the songs — and a kind of brotherhood | By Brian Smith [3/3/2010]

Blowin' up!

The 13th annual Blowout touches down in Hamtramck | By Bill Holdship [3/3/2010]

Previous Record Reviews

Black Dahlia Murder: Deflorate

Music: A fresh look at the 'best metal band nobody cares about' | By Brett Callwood [3/10/2010]

Ted Leo & the Pharmacists: The Brutalist Bricks

Music: During the George Dubya Bush presidency, there were a lot of prime targets for liberal-minded songwr... By Aaron Shaul [3/10/2010]

LOCAL TIDBITS: SCIENCE ROCKS, FRANK EXITS & MORE STOOGES...

by: Bill Holdship on 3/17/2010

IF YOU DON’T LIKE THE 'JAZZ,' DON'T CALL COPS AT MOCAD

by: W. Kim Heron on 3/16/2010

IGGY POP: BEST. SPEECH. EVER!

by: Bill Holdship on 3/16/2010

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