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The Claypool Lennon Delirium Returns With New LP ‘South of Reality’ Out 2/19

South Of Reality, The Claypool Lennon Delirium’s sophomore album is set for release 2/19/18 on ATO records. The monolithic dream team’s new ...[more]

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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW/PERFORMANCE: Jerry Joseph Candidly Talks Musical Future & Past – Shares New & Old Song Live

“You’re one of the greatest songwriters I’ve ever heard, but no one knows who the fuck you are. You’re the ...[more]

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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW/PERFORMANCE: Jerry Joseph Candidly Talks Musical Future ...

“You’re one of the greatest songwriters I’ve ever heard, but no one knows who the fuck you are. You’re the guy that took all ...[more]

Louise Goffin Continues To Perfect The Art of Songwriting ...

For Louise Goffin, being a rocker chick was not what she had in mind when she went to record her first album back in ...[more]

Fretboard Master Doyle Bramhall II Serves Up Another Six ...

Considering it took Doyle Bramhall II fifteen years between 2001’s Welcome and 2016’s Rich Man, one might not have been expecting another album from ...[more]

The Stevenson Ranch Davidians & Their Unique Post-Psych, Folk-Americana ...

Almost a decade since releasing their last record, The Stevenson Ranch Davidians’ new album Amerikana presents their signature folk-psychedelia sound with notable tracks like ...[more]

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Becky Warren Delivers Glorious Slice of Resilient American ...

On her critically acclaimed debut War Surplus, Becky Warren tackled the topic of returning veterans and their complex standings in our society with lack of support and the way their struggles can rip up relationships. For her follow-up, Undesirable, Warren decided to tag along with the sellers of The Contributor in her beloved Nashville to find inspiration ...[more]

Milestone Anniversary Five Disc Box Set Includes All ...

This remarkable five-disc package commemorates the politically and racially volatile year of 1968 and the entire body of 120 singles issued by the iconic Stax label that year in Stax ’68, A Memphis Story. We’ve all heard many of t these songs before, but in addition to getting them in ...[more]

Soul/Blues Singer and Guitarist Dave Keller Makes Catfood ...

Soul/blues singer and guitarist, New Englander Dave Keller debuts on Catfood Records, the home of his mentor Johnny Rawls, James Armstrong, Barbara Carr and others in the soul/blues field. Every Soul’s a Star is a breakthrough for Keller who first caught attention by singing on Ronnie Earl’s Living in the ...[more]

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW/PERFORMANCE: Jerry Joseph Candidly Talks Musical ...

“You’re one of the greatest songwriters I’ve ever heard, but no one knows who the fuck you are. You’re the guy that took all the advanced classes, and none of the beginner ones.” – John Perry Barlow introducing Jerry Joseph as he took the stage in New Orleans a few ...[more]

Bob Moses Brings Suave Electro Sounds to Austin ...

A cold rainy night in Austin on October 19 set the backdrop for an intimate concert by the suave-electro quartet, Bob Moses. Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallance are two Canadians who went to high school together in Vancouver but didn’t start making music together until they crossed paths in a ...[more]

The Music of Cream Showcases The Hall of ...

In 2012, the offspring of Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce actually did shows as “Sons Of Cream” with Godfrey Townshend on guitar. This reviewer didn’t see them live, But having attended one of Cream’s reunion gigs Madison Square Garden in 2005, one couldn’t imagine a band trying to replicate their ...[more]

‘Ash vs. Evil Dead: The Complete Collection’ A ...

Hail to the king, baby....[more]

‘The Evil Dead’ 4K Release Offers A Mixed ...

The transfer is glorious but the lack of special features disappoints....[more]

‘Dead Man’ and the Surreal Landscape of Jim ...

Jim Jarmusch's visionary western gets a bold new release from Criterion....[more]

Let the Good Times Roll: My Life in ...

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to play in a band with Pete Townshend or Rod Stewart or Steve Marriott? Well, drummer Kenney Jones did and he spends 345 pages telling you about those heady days when rock & roll was gaining momentum towards being one of ...[more]

‘Affairs Of State’ Is Less Than The Sum Of Its Ambitions (FILM REVIEW)

28 Years Ago Today – Pearl Jam Play Their First Ever Show as ‘Mookie Blaylock’ (Watch First Show Footage)
28 years ago today (10/22/90), Pearl Jam played their first ever show as Mookie Blaylock at the Off Ramp Cafe in Seattle. With the addition of Dave Krusen on drums, ...