‘By far, the best part is actually getting on a stage and rocking a crowd that has no idea what to expect.’
The Jinx
Full tank: American Aquarium
“I think Burn.Flicker.Die was a perfect storm. I think it was a batch of songs that could stand up. I’m not going to be ignorant, and lie, and say that Jason’s name on it didn’t help. God knows it did.”
Thomas Wynn and the Believers @The Jinx
His father, Tom Wynn, played drums in the great early ’70s Capricorn band Cowboy.
Black Cadillacs @The Jinx
“Lionel Richie was awesome. He just took you through all the hits that you forgot he had. I jokingly thanked him for opening for us before we started our set.”
Hoppin’ at the Jinx
‘You have to conquer your fear, and this is the perfect place to do it.’
Sauna Heat, Unstoppable Death Machines, Crazy Bag Lady @ The Jinx
‘We wanted to release a highly-concentrated body of work,” he tells us, “no bullshit, no filler songs, just scorchers and groovers.’
Cut Throat Freak Show @The Jinx
Kinison’s stunts include shoving unnatural, large and very sharp things up his nose, and hanging heavy weights from his eyelids and genitals (yes kids, you read that right).
Hanging with the Coathangers
“I’d never even played bass before. In middle school, I played clarinet, but that’s like completely different.”
Inks at the Jinx
The Autrys are celebrating a full decade of success at Black Orchid with an anniversary party Saturday, with Damon & the Shitkickers performing.
Blitzen Trapper’s sinister beauty
“Townes never stepped away from tragedy. Every song he ever sang has these tragic aspects to it. He sings about death 90 percent of the time.”
Solitary man: Charles Bradley
“By myself I feel complete. I feel peaceful in spirit. And I don’t know why. The older I get, the more I want to be alone.”
