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Aaron Weaver of Wolves in the Throne Room about the mythic levels his band operates on

Since 2004, Wolves in the Throne Room (due tonight, September 30, at Rhinoceropolis) has established itself as one of the most sonically innovative black metal bands going. Rather than imitate the Viking spirit and aesthetic of its Scandinavian brethren Wolves have written music rooted in the band's ... More >>

Vanilla Ice, pantomime? The highlights of a never ending career.

​Vanilla Ice -- famed rapper-turned-dancer-turned boxer-turned-motocross-professional-turned-remodeler -- is reportedly playing Captain Hook in pantomime production of Peter Pan in London. Although he'd probably be a better fit in the lead role (since he, too, refuses to grow up), he'll instea ... More >>

Dean Spunt of No Age on the importance of DIY

Todd Cole​No Age (due tonight at The Bluebird Theater) isn't a band that has hit the mainstream yet, but it has enjoyed an unexpected rise to prominence as a noisy pop band, making art grounded in notion of doing things your own way -- regardless of whether or not it's met with the stamp of ap ... More >>

Tonight: Don't miss itchy-O marching on DIY Network's Disaster House

​The itchy-O Marching Band will be taking their, ahem, marching antics to cable TV tonight on the DIY Network (Comcast 277) when they appear on an episode of Disaster House, a show that's best known for using unusual techniques to destroy homes and then showing you how to fix it back up. For ... More >>

Tonight: Itchy-O trashes the Disaster House

Disaster House host Josh Temple and some sheep. ​You know the drill: House gets messed up, tool-lugging good guys come in and save the day. That's the constantly replaying plot on the DIY Network's Disaster House, where the destruction is creative, but the denouement workman-like. Still, tryin ... More >>

Wonder Women

Disaster House host Josh Temple and some sheep. ​You know the drill: House gets messed up, tool-lugging good guys come in and save the day. That's the constantly replaying plot on the DIY Network's Disaster House, where the destruction is creative, but the denouement workman-like. Still, tryin ... More >>