With the benefit of hindsight, it seems impossible that there was a time when Violent Femmes weren’t a well-known band with widely heard songs. While their 1983 debut self-titled album
Many artists become inspired by being in New York City and eventually record their “New York” album. But for Sam Evian (aka Sam Owens), leaving NYC was the inspiration for
For people of a certain age, the holidays wouldn’t be complete without viewing a of a Peanuts animated holiday classic. Released in 1965, A Charlie Brown Christmas immediately captured the
Harris Thurmond is no stranger to the Austin music scene. Thirty years ago he was performing on Sixth Street with his band Hammerbox and after moving to Austin fifteen years
It’s nearly impossible to think about Peanuts without immediately thinking of the iconic songs that accompany the animated specials. It is well known that Vince Guaraldi is responsible for the
In between the back and forth of LCD Soundsystem’s constant on and off again status, the members have been busy on their own side projects. Drummer and cofounder Pat Mahoney
The music of the 70s mostly falls into the genres of rock, disco and funk. However, before funk took off in the 70s the groundwork was being laid previous decade
Though the latest release from The Mountain Goats, Dark in Here, may (from the title) seem like another album created during quarantine, it was actually recorded the second week of
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After more than half a decade on from their last album, Best Blues, Brooklyn-based Small Black is back with their fourth studio album, Cheap Dreams. The album finds the band
