Month: May 2000

The Bloodhound Gang played two sold-out shows at the Electric Factory last week, and both shows were exceptional displays of puking, naked women and fire-breathing maniacs. Just over a year ago The Bloodhound Gang had

Various Artists Metalliska (Too Hep Records) Many critics feel that ska and heavy metal are two dying breads of music. So obviously the dumbest thing anyone could possibly do is put the two together and

(Dreamworks) Piggybacking off the success of what old people call “gutter humor” or “toilet humor” in Hollywood, co-writer and director Todd Phillips brilliantly dumps a witty deuce in his foray into the potty genre with

New Jersey hardcore kings H2O played a sold out show at the Trocadero Theatre last Friday night. Tickets were only $10 and the band mingled with the crowd throughout the night making sure to shake

Pontiac Grille owner Daryl Madden is modest when it comes to his contribution to the Philadelphia music scene. “I was a rock and roller years ago – now I’m more of a businessman,” he claims.

It’s a refreshing concept: an airline with low ticket prices, no layovers, minimum hassles and free parking. So what’s the gimmick? For Shuttle America, a small start-up airline operating out of Connecticut, that concept is