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With spacious vocals, super-heavy drums, and epic keyboard lines, it evokes Wolfmother, if Wolfmother was a bearded parolee debating whether or not to knock over that bank for kicks.
The North Coast Journal had a piece about them earlier this year. But will this album ever get released? Until then, we wait.
Chris Hesse was born and raised in Humboldt and left the north coast to pursue music in So-Cal when he was 20 years old.
That was back in 1994. He then answered a drummer-wanted ad and formed a band with Doug Robb and Dan Estrin. Now, almost 17 years later, Hoobastank is still together, still touring the world constantly and they've sold over 10 million albums along the way.
On Tuesday (Nov. 22) at 7 p.m., Myles will ask Chris about:
His Humboldt beginnings, meeting the members of Hoobastank for the first time, how the guys from Incubus were instrumental in launching his career, Eureka's Mr. Bungle as an influence, their forthcoming new record that's produced by Gavin Brown (Metric/Three Days Grace/Billy Talent), playing USO shows, riding in Black Hawk helicopters and much more!
On Tuesday, MURS of Living Legends will headline a show at the Jambalaya in Arcata. Tickets: here.
Tomorrow (Friday) at 7 p.m., Myles and MURS will have a conversation.
MURS will discuss creating the "Paid Dues" festival, his punk-rock influences, why people shouldn't be critical of Green Day, making concious-rap after he grew up listening to gangster-rap, ICP as one of his "dream collaborations" and lots more.
A lucky listener can win a pair of passes to the show after the interview by calling 786-5784.
This week, John Matthews had Deb Woods and Steve Sterbeck in to discuss their struggle with the Humboldt County Health Department. True to form, music followed. Listen to the whole experience here.
Friday morning at 9 o'clock, John Matthews will speak with Barrett Brown, who is often the public face of the hacker collective known as Anonymous.
Brown says a planned cyber attack on one of the most vicious drug cartels in Mexico is going ahead as planned.The Zetas cartel kidnapped an Anonymous operator, according to SecurityNewsDaily.com.
"You made a huge mistake in taking one of us," an Anonymous member says in a YouTube video. "Release him, and if anything happens to him, you will always remember this upcoming Nov. 5."
Collie Buddz is set headline a show at the Arcata Theatre Lounge on Sunday night (11/6). At 7 p.m. PST (11/3/11) Myles will talk with the Bermuda-raised star about growing up on the scenic tourist-destination island, the so-called "Bermuda Triangle," big-name collaborations, his next LP and much more.
After the interview Myles'll open up the phone lines to give a lucky listener a pair of tickets to the show. Advance tickets can be found here.
After the interview, the audio should be podcasting here.
Whether your love for hard-rock and metal makes you the character you are or it just relieves some stress, KSLG and Primal Decor are beyond stoked to bring you "Primal Screams," every night at 10 p.m. - a nice energy-filled set for the inner-rocker in you! (send your requests anytime to myles@kslg.com)
Primal Decor in Eureka is the oldest-running tattoo and body piercing studio in Humboldt County, and known for it's staff's quality work. Check 'em out at 1908 Myrtle Avenue in Eureka, online here and on Facebook.
This track showed up in the email today. Drummer Steve Bohner wouldn't confirm the name, but said they were called "Yeti Fight" this week.
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Chris Hesse was born and raised in Humboldt and left the north coast to pursue music in So-Cal when he was 20 years old.
On Tuesday, MURS of Living Legends will headline a show at the Jambalaya in Arcata. Tickets: 
Friday
Collie Buddz is set headline a show at the Arcata Theatre Lounge on Sunday night (11/6). At 7 p.m. PST (11/3/11) Myles will talk with the Bermuda-raised star about growing up on the scenic tourist-destination island, the so-called "Bermuda Triangle," big-name collaborations, his next LP and much more.
Whether your love for hard-rock and metal makes you the character you are or it just relieves some stress, KSLG and Primal Decor are beyond stoked to bring you "Primal Screams," every night at 10 p.m. - a nice energy-filled set for the inner-rocker in you! (send your requests anytime to myles@kslg.com)
