Reverend Horton Heat

But a few lullaby CD compilations aim to add a little musical zip — and familiarity — for parents while still rocking the little ones to sleep. Read More

Fleet Feet Sports is hosting Nightmare on Yale Street, a fun run and trick-or-treating event for all ages Thursday at KingsPointe Village shopping center, 61st Street and Yale Avenue. Read More

Two: don't go cheap when it comes to cheese. Read More

He'll play in the theater that was to have been the longtime permanent home of the late Danny Gans. Garth has performed only charity concerts since announcing his decision to quit recording and performing in 2001. Read More

In Laughin' and Cryin' with the Reverend Horton Heat (Yep Roc), the big emphasis is on the first apostrophized gerund. Read More

In a spoken-word bit, Henry Rollins tells a story about being on a plane whose take-off has been delayed due to the last-minute arrival of some VIP passengers. Read More

Known as something of a godfather of psychobilly (that especially revved-up type of early rock- and country-influenced music typically fixated on hot rods, booze, violence, and worse), the Reverend Horton Heat has enjoyed an edgy rep throughout the grungy '90s and beyond, cultivating a devoted following that couldn't get enough of over-the-top anthems such as "Marijuana," "Wiggle Stick," "It's Martini Time," and "Baby I'm Drunk." Read More