Category Archives: Saturday Music

Edited by Joe Daly, Saturday Music is our take on aural pleasure.

Same as the Old Boss

Posted on August 17, 2013 by Daniel Browne

Is there really all that much of a difference between Bruce Springsteen and Jay Z? Continue reading →

Posted in Saturday Music, Shine a Light | Tagged born to run, Bruce Springsteen, daniel browne, harry belafonte, jay z, magna carta holy grail, music saturday, the ghost of tom joad, where I'm from | 4 Comments

Power Trio: 3 Songs That May Help Make You Feel Like You’re Still Slightly Cool While Pulling Out of the Parking Lot at the End of a Frustrating Work Day

Posted on August 13, 2013 by Jeremy Winter

Growing up in New Jersey means that most people will never let you forget it, especially people from New York, and even more especially people who have recently moved to New York from somewhere in the Midwest. Continue reading →

Posted in Music, Popular Culture, Power Trio | Tagged Beck, Flipside Records, Jett Brando, My Bloody Valentine, New Jersey suburbs, Oddateee | 1 Comment

Rock and Roll Coffee: An Interview with Corey Taylor

Posted on August 10, 2013 by Joe Daly

“Admittedly, to read the book, you have to kind of buy into the fact that (ghosts) do exist…” -Corey Taylor on his newest book, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Heaven” Continue reading →

Posted in Rock and Roll Coffee, Saturday Music | Tagged 666, a funny thing happened on the way to heaven, atheist, bestseller, book, Corey Taylor, ghosts, God, heavy metal, Joe Daly, Music, paranormal, Saturday Music, seven deadly sins, Slipknot, specters, spirits, Stone Sour, supernatural | 3 Comments

Moby: The Interview

Posted on August 3, 2013 by Joe Daly

“I don’t really expect too many people to actually listen to it because it’s 2013 and I’m 47 years old, and very few people listen to the eleventh album made by a 47-year-old musician.”—Moby, on his new album “Innocents” Continue reading →

Posted in Rock and Roll Coffee, Saturday Music | Tagged Albums, Bad Brains, Banned in DC, Cold Specks, Damien Jurado, Electronica, Innocents, Joe Daly, Mark Lanegan, Moby, Music, music industry, Music videos, Nick Drake, Play, pop, Skylar Grey, Spike Stent, Spotify, Television, Thom Yorke, Tom Verlaine, Wayne Coyne | 4 Comments

Cosmetic Polemic – The New York Dolls, Make-up and Me

Posted on July 27, 2013 by Thom Cuell

For Thom Cuell, the New York Dolls were more than just a garage band from America–they were an unlikely source of inspiration at the very time he most needed it. Continue reading →

Posted in Saturday Music, Shine a Light | Tagged David Johansen Sylvain Sylvain, garage band, Gender, Manic Street Preachers. Sex Pistols, Music, new wave, New York Dolls, punk, rock and roll, Stonewall, Thom Cuell | 11 Comments

Rock and Roll Coffee: An Interview with Al Jourgensen

Posted on July 20, 2013 by Jamie Blaine

J.M. Blaine sits down with Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen for a no-holds-barred discussion of Ministry, Buck Owens, politics and going to church on Sunday. No foolin’. Continue reading →

Posted in Rock and Roll Coffee, Saturday Music | Tagged al jourgensen, buck owens, church, death, industrial music, interviews, JM Blaine, ministry, paul mccartney, Salon, Saturday Music, tesla | 2 Comments

Get In: Thumbing It With Seattle’s Kinski

Posted on July 13, 2013 by Stephen Tow

Author and grunge historian Steven Tow shines a light on Seattle’s Kinski, giving a guided tour through the band’s unique and ever-changing catalog. Continue reading →

Posted in Saturday Music, Shine a Light | Tagged chaos, cosy moments, down below it's chaos, experimental, instrumental, Kinski, Music, Saturday Music, Seattle, Stephen Tow | 2 Comments