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WEB6 days ago · Subscribe to the Last Great Indie Music Magazine for 25% Off. 25% Off Subscriptions as Under the Radar’s New Issue is Shipping Soon. Neil Young - Reflecting on the 50th Anniversary of “On the Beach”. Under the Radar is an indie music magazine that prints two to three issues a year, is distributed across North America and internationally ...
Black Sabbath: Mob Rules (Rhino) - Under the Radar Magazine
WEBMob Rules is Ronnie James Dio’s second and final album fronting Black Sabbath (until the one-off reunion of 1992). And although drummer Bill Ward finally succumbed to his vices, exiting in favor of Vinnie Appice, Mob Rules continues to find guitarist Tony Iommi reinvigorated with Dio at the helm. The riffs are staggering and Dio is …
Violent Femmes – Gordon Gano on “Blister in the Sun” and 40 …
WEBMay 24, 2021 · As soon as the bouncy guitar riff from Violent Femmes’ enduring pop hit, “Blister in the Sun,” comes on the stereo, likely you’re immediately boosted into a good mood. Then the childlike snare drums clap and the helium-like singing voice of the band’s frontman, Gordon Gano, comes in and the melody-induced grin on your face is complete.
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WEBAbout. Under the Radar is an indie music magazine that prints two to three issues a year, is distributed across North America and internationally, and bills itself as “The solution to music pollution.”. The independent magazine was founded in 2001 by publishers (and now husband and wife) Mark Redfern (a writer) and Wendy Lynch Redfern (a ...
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WEBAug 27, 2014 · Syd Arthur’s second album, Sound Mirror, is also quintessentially English. Indeed, the group hails from Canterbury, the historic city renowned for inspiring Chaucer’s tales of ye olde England. Fittingly, Syd Arthur sounds like a band of merry medieval minstrels who have wandered into modern-day Britain and discovered indie rock.
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WEBAug 20, 2024 · Blog by Under the Radar Magazines. Aug 20, 2024 By Mark Redfern. Under the Radar has been printing continuously for 23 years now and has outlasted most of the other print indie music magazines that were around when we started or that began publishing in the years since. We’ve tried our best to stick to our original ethos of simply championing the music we like, regardless of trends or ...
Matt Thompson on the Origins of Adult Swim’s “Sealab 2021”
WEBDec 15, 2020 · Sealab 2021, one of the four original Adult Swim shows that aired first in December 2000 and then later, more formally, in September 2001, was the underwater-set work comedy in which a group of scientists living in a submarine laboratory interact and get into trouble. The show, created by Matt Thompson and Adam Reed, made use of older Hanna-Barbera cartoon footage from a former cartoon, Sealab ...
The Go! Team - Under the Radar Magazine
WEBJul 1, 2021 · The music means something different to Ian Parton these days. It’s not the passage of time—an astounding 20 years to date as the creative muscle behind The Go!Team—that has changed his personal perspective on his sonic output.It’s living on the other side of a morning in which he woke up without hearing in one ear.
Some Kinda Love: Performing The Music of The Velvet Underground
WEBFeb 19, 2024 · From the time The Feelies released their now classic debut album Crazy Rhythms in 1980 and especially since 1986’s The Good Earth, they have received countless comparisons to The Velvet Underground.While this isn’t entirely meritless (far from it, as it turns out), it ignored the band’s other influences and inspirations as well as their own unique style, which subsequently went on to ...
Blu-ray Review: The Black Marble | Under the Radar Magazine
WEBJun 24, 2021 · The Black Marble has a leisurely pace, with the best scenes being when it stops cutting between plotlines for a while and lets the characters interact. It’s not a perfect film, but it’s a charming one—especially if one can get behind the quirky, mish-mashed tone. (The film culminates in perhaps the slowest chase scene ever captured ...
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