55 Years Later: Revisiting The Byrds’ Expressive & Experimental ‘The Notorious Byrd Brothers
With over half-century hindsight and given the tumult within the ranks of The Byrds circa 1967, it’s a wonder they completed an album at all, much less one as superb as The Notorious Byrd Brothers
Umphrey’s McGee Kick Off umXXV Anniversary Tour at Washington D.C.’s 9:30 Club, Pay Tribute to Jeff Beck (PHOTOS/RECAP)
Umphrey’s McGee kicked off their umXXV Anniversary Tour this past Thursday at Washington D.C.’s 9:30 Club.
The National Tease New Album Via Social Media
The National are stirring the pot to kick off 2023. The band has started teasing their 9th LP via cryptic social media posts and the video posted to their Twitter today has been the most revealing of them all.
LISTEN: Galactic Shares Potent “Ready For Me” (Feat. Cimafunk and Anjelika “Jelly” Joseph
Galactic has shared “Ready For Me” (Feat. Cimafunk and Anjelika “Jelly” Joseph), available now at all DSPs and streaming services.
SONG PREMIERE: Stuffy Shmitt Keeps The Good Hooks Popping Out Via “The Little Man in the Boat”
Glide is premiering the catchy “The Little Man in the Boat,” which might very well be the biggest hook he’s ever composed.
55 Years Ago Today: Johnny Cash Performs at Folsom Prison
Margo Price Breaks From Labels To Find New Voice On ‘Strays’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Price has always been shifting, yet Strays feels like a clear breaking point where she is shaking off labels and trying to find a new/true voice.
LISTEN: Hayes Noble Blasts Angst & Rock N’ Roll Sweetness On “Forget It”
Blasting out of speakers with an intensity, angst, and raw rock n’ roll sweetness that can only come from a 17-year-old with a loud guitar, “Forget It”, from Galena Illinois’ Hayes Noble is a fresh sounding nod to the likes of late 80’s post-punk greats like Sonic Youth and Husker Dü with plenty of originality […]
Jeff Beck 1944-2023: Revisiting Five Of The Master’s Concert Triumphs
The dynamic range of Jeff’s musicianship was all the more miraculous to hear in the spontaneity of the moments he was on stage. Here are five instances where the author was graced with sheer guitar prowess..
