Time Machine spent some time in DC during their early years, but are currently doing their thing in Los Angeles. They’re just wrapping a up tour to support their latest album, Life is Expensive, which came out on May 20. These guys have always been able to get the crowd moving with their hyperactive stage [...]

As of 10-ish AM EST, May 29th 2008.. All Our Noise is open for business. Hold onto your potatoes.

When Time Machine first dropped “Slow Your Roll” in 2004, many fans of throwback hip-hop sang the group’s praises; penning innovative songs like “Spelling Bee” and “Personal Ads (featuring Romen Rok),” the trio of Jayson, Comel, and DJ Mekalek hustled and flowed their way to the top of many “best of 2004″ hip-hop charts.
Their newer [...]

Here is another episode of Horton’s, Life After Records Podcast. As usual, he spans a near schizophrenic range of tunes while making connections through a gamut of references obscure and readily obvious. He says the podcast has a creepy yet poppy vibe to it. Stop contemplating. Just press the play button already. [...]

When Weezer’s eponymous debut first dropped in the mid-90s, I was only eight and didn’t know any better. My older sister on the other hand, was in her sophomore-year of high school, and therefore was in a much better place to relate to this album at the time. I, however, had caught a [...]

Here is another installment of Life After Records Podcast:
Horton said:
Heritage Not Hate
Episode 3 is here like Revenge of the Sith.
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