"Built to attract the gods"
Blue Oyster Cult comes to the House of Blues
Alpha/Omega spotlights Blue Oyster Cult.
The oyster boys came to South Carolina last month, one of their only stops in the state during the last few years. Wallace McBride went backstage to meet the band and discover, after many years of heady pondering, exactly which kind of beer Allen Lanier prefers.
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"America's new swing set"
Cherry Poppin' Daddies hit the mainstream
There are more swing bands to choose from today than in the last few decades combined, and
leading the pack is Cherry Poppin' Daddies. The Daddies are one of the oldest "new" bands on the
market, whose single Zoot Suit Riot is getting airplay even in the country-dominated airwaves down
south. Their "new" album of the same name is hardly new, though, and is a compilation of material
that's been previously released over the course of the last 10 years.
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Worth getting excited about
Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan return to Dracula. This times it's a new company, there are new vampire hunters, and a new, more sexually aggressive Dracula.
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