The second Gearhead full-length from California's Red Planet finds the boys adorning the cover in coordinated black and red outfits that immediately conjure up preconceptions that the music inside will sound like those other fashion plates the Hives and the ...

Remember that outta control weedly-weedly solo in the middle of Let's Degenerate's title track? Well, that's exactly what you won't find on We Know How It Goes, Red Planet's first work in three years. Recorded at their leisure in keyboardist/vocalist ...

Red Planet shows it can really rock on the group's first full-length, Revolution 33, which was released by Gearhead Records in 2000, but the bandmembers don't always choose to hit it that hard. Sometimes they skip along on a trippy ...

You can't fault a band that just wants to drink with you, so go ahead and love Red Planet. Let's Get Ripped! kicks off with its goofy ruckus title track, which sounds like Shoes covering the Ramones. From there it's ...

Red Planet albums. As long as there have been independent record labels, there have been budget-priced samplers designed to promote bands on the roster. Smash up Derby, from San Francisco's Gearhead Records, is the quintessential independent-label compilation. It includes at least one track ...

Red Planet CD discography. You gotta hand it to the folks at Gearhead -- they know punk rock and hard rock just as well as they do vintage hot rods, and ever since the 'zine spawned a record label, they've been releasing a steady ...

Red Planet music CDs. The original soundtrack to 2000's second Mars-mission movie Red Planet features music by Emma Shapplin, William Orbit, and Sting, as well as excerpts from Graeme Revell's original score. Peter Gabriel's "The Tower That Ate People," a remix of the Police's ...

Anyone wondering if Gearhead Records has hopped aboard the alt-country bandwagon after looking at the cover art to Welcome to Gearhead Country, the label's latest CD sampler, will want to know that the label is still serving up fuel-injected rock ...