Rock Paper Dynamite are ready to rip through a new chapter, as they unveil RPD, their fifth EP in as many years.
The EP is a product of new perspective, some of it thanks to the band's decision to relocate to Charleston, South Carolina during the late spring and early summer of 2012.
Singer Joseph Janousek says the decision to relocate for a couple of months was a mutual band decision, as...
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Canadian synthpop band Trust strip away any easy answers from the liner notes of the group's 2012 debut TRST.
The front cover is a photo taken by frontman Robert Alfons of a person in a long, blackhaired wig, white foundation and dark red lipstick. Inside, there's a tracklisting and song and art credits, but no lyrics or any material to guide a listener's interpretation of Trust's heavy odes...
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Halestorm Show Sells Out Sokol Auditorium
For quite a while now we’ve known about 89.7 The River bringing Halestorm back to the area to perform at Sokol Auditorium in Omaha but not many people anticipated the event selling out so quickly. Along with Halestorm, In This Moment and Eve to Adam were on the bill to perform. When word got out that the show was sold out many people went online to try and buy tickets but you had to spend a...
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After hinting at it for a while, Straight Outta Junior High’s last show is here.
“This one is our actual final show,” says lead singer Nate Olsen over the phone, resolutely.
It’s an amicable breakup that Olsen says just felt like the right thing to do.
“Yeah, you get older and other things get more important. Houses, jobs, and families take up more of your time,” he says. “We had a pretty...
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Hurt, Smile Empty Soul, and Black Oxygen at The Waiting Room
The Waiting Room is one to bring in some pretty big acts to Omaha and their venue with the help of 1% Productions and Tuesday, November 20th they didn’t disappoint. Hurt, Smile Empty Soul, and Black Oxygen played for a lot of fans at The Waiting Room in Omaha, NE. Hurt and Smile Empty Soul have been touring together for a little while now and Black Oxygen just jumped on the tour a few days...
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Fight The Power
Chuck D always has his mind on a revolution. If he’s not working on his progression as an artist, he’s working on his progression as an inhabitant of this planet. The Public Enemy founder, teacher, emcee, husband, father and all around entrepreneur is, hands down, a living hip-hop legend.
Chuck D began his ascent into rap history in the mid-1980’s when he put out his first mix tape, Public...
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Simon Joyner to release new LP
by Chris Aponick
* Simon Joyner has teamed up with Dennis Callaci to release a collaborative LP New Secrets on Callaci's label, Shrimper. The two ... more »
Maha reveals full line-up
by Chris Aponick
* The Maha Music Festival revealed its main stage line-up, scoring a headline performance by Oklahoma psych-pop icons the Flaming ... more »

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Morlix Plays Roadhouse
by B.J. Huchtemann
The Sunday Roadhouse ramps up with a bunch of excellent shows in quick succession, beginning with iconic Americana ... more »
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Zoo Bar Turns 40
by B.J. Huchtemann
Lincoln’s Zoo Bar celebrates 40 years as a live roots music mecca this year. The official 40th Anniversary events are July 1-6, with ... more »
Remembering Dave
by Tim McMahan
It began in November 1992. I was a few years out of college at UNO, already working full time at Union Pacific, but still writing ... more »
Totally Crushing on Millions of Boys
by Tim McMahan
Omaha power-pop punk band Millions of Boys’ new 10-inch record, Competing for Your Love, is a 180-gram slab of vinyl complete with ... more »
Future Tense: 2012 Music Predictions, Pt. 2
by Tim McMahan
And now, the conclusion of my annual music predictions columns, where I gaze into the glossy black finish of a Fender Squier and see ... more »