Twenty two years is a long time to wait for a group's second album, but The Juliana Hatfield Three have not missed a beat on the new songs from their recently released, Whatever, My Love. Unlike the vast majority of '90s bands currently slugging it out on the road, this trio does not have to rely on mere nostalgia to win over an audience, as their new songs are coated in the same endearing alternative pop qualities as their early classic. Still, Hatfield enthusiasts are likely to get the warm fuzzies with the group's in-studio performance, with songs split between past and present, but always well crafted and fun... and occasionally biting. Get intimate with indie rock's shyest songstress and the original lineup of The Juliana Hatfield Three:
Nashville's JEFF The Brotherhood may have been dumped by the major label that produced it, but their latest LP, Wasted on the Dream, is anything but. Its big, punchy sound adds fuel to their high octane blend of hard rock, metal, grunge and punk. And brothers Jake and Jamin Orrall dream big, but no…
Named after one of the most feared diseases that travelers to the Far East can contract, Dengue Fever is responsible for rekindling interest in a music that was nearly obliterated by one of most maniacal regimes of the 20th century. Based in the vibrant Los Angeles music scene, touring worldwide, a…
