Kraftwerk’s Florian Schneider dies
Electronic rock artist and noted “sound fetishist†Florian Schneider has died. The co-founder of Germany’s hugely influential Kraftwerk was 73. “Kraftwerk co-founder and electric pioneer Ralf Huetter has sent us the very sad news that his friend and companion over many decades Florian Schneider has passed away from a short cancer disease just a few […]
Dylan Takes on JFK Assassination, Walt Whitman
In what is his longest studio song (almost 18 minutes) in his 60-year career, Bob Dylan last month released “Murder Most Foul,” an amazing epic that uses the assassination of JFK (lest you ever forget, Nov. 22, 1963) as a jumping off point to examine the highs and lows of post-innocence America. Dylan launches into […]
Genesis P-Orridge, COUM and Throbbing Gristle Founder, Dies
I know this obit is over a month old but I have been way behind on things. Genesis was an art-genius and ahead of his time — In the mid-70s his art group COUM was pushing the boundaries of conceptual and performance art. Along with partner Cosey Fanni Tutti they put on the Prostitution show […]
‘Imagine’ This
EAGLE ROCK ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS JOHN LENNON & YOKO ONO – “IMAGINE” RESTORED & REMIXED FOR CINEMA AUDIENCES WITH ADDITIONAL CINEMA-ONLY EXTRAS IN SPECTACULAR DOLBY ATMOS IN SELECTED THEATERS Official trailer HERE Screening in cinemas Worldwide from September 17 2018 Full cinema list and tickets available now from www.imaginefilmtickets.com New Cinemas Added Daily New York, NY […]
Summer of ’68 With The Beatles
We just received this press release and are passing it along: John, Paul, George & Ringo: Fifty Years Later – The Beatles Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before! Tom Murray’s The Beatles Collection, The Mad Day: Summer of ’68 is now at Soho Contemporary Art May 31st through June 16th July 28, 1968 was one […]
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