5 Acts — Brussels, Belgium"The Time To Sleep"Marble Sounds on MySpaceMarble Sounds on The Hype Machine more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Samantha Marble, words by BBG Kirk Windstein of Crowbar (insert trite "heavy" joke here) I'm no expert on non-alcoholic beer. So when I see Kirk Windstein of Crowbar (who recently left alcohol rehab) hit the stage with a... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Welsh bands aren’t typically at the top of the British music heap, but that’s not because the country hasn’t produced its fair share of amazing music. Young Marble Giants were one of the earliest truly post-punk bands to approach minimalism as ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Samantha Marble DOWNLOAD: The Black Angels - "Telephone" (MP3) Black Mountain [The Black Angels] opened [the Bowery Ballroom show] with "You On The Run," a head bobbing shoegazy track filled with Velvet Underground-esque drone replete with ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — glenn said... This one spans the gamut in genres and time; there's nearly a 6 decade spread. There's a bunch of new stuff on this one too. The following is a partial list. Enjoy! 1. "And It's True" - The Ohio Express - from "Beg Borrow & Steal" 1967... more info

The Telegraph — A giant jelly baby family is to set up home next to Marble Arch, one of London's most famous landmarks. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Samantha Marble, words by BBG Threats of hurricane, cancellations (the boat, not to mention Javelina bowed out due to illness), and a dozen years away from NYC could not stop the return of Buzzov*en to NYC, who played... more info

I Like Music — The up-and-coming band are offering a free download of their song Marble Attic. Get your hands on it here more info

Totally Fuzzy — simon2307 said... From 1973 a rare ? bootleg of Gram Parsons and The Fallen Angels. Buckaroo Still Feeling Blue That’s All It Took California Cotton Fields Cry One More Time A Song For You If You Don’t Love Him (with Emmylou Harris) Hang On Sloop... more info

The Independent — It was a bolthole for an artist who changed the musical landscape for ever. The Cumberland Hotel, in Marble Arch, London, served Jimi Hendrix as a sanctuary in a world of spiralling fame, drugs and groupies. For millions of his fans around the worl... more info