
Golden Age Thursday: Dead Boys Hit Vulgar & Frantic At CBGB’s 1977
While their tenure was cut short and attempted to be revived over the years, the early days of the Dead Boys have yet to be recaptured. The fact that we
While their tenure was cut short and attempted to be revived over the years, the early days of the Dead Boys have yet to be recaptured. The fact that we
Will Oldham has become one of the most elusive and prolific singer-songwriters Americana has encountered in the past two decades. The artist has been toiling away at his craft, combing
The first month of 2025 is slowly coming to a close, and it has been a busy one at the Caustic Factory. Music nerds from across genres are drowning in
Rose City Band, led by guitarist and vocalist Ripley Johnson, has carved a unique lane for themselves in modern country. While the burgeoning scene crashes pop charts and intertwines with
While they were a short-lived and unassuming member of the British Punk Explosion, The Adverts left an undeniable legacy. Throughout two albums released in the late ’70s, the band led
It has been seven years since we heard from Benjamin Booker. The NOLA-based multi-hyphenate weaves through sonic realms with an air of mystique, putting his auto-biography across several warping albums
It’s funny how the idea of a king of rock has become such a controversial conversation. Ask ten people who they believe rules over the genre, and you’ll most likely
With everything happening in the U.S. recently, it might be hard to find solace. Our hearts are with California and those affected by the recent fires as we attempt to
In 2025, it is safe to say Philadelphia’s The Roots is a household name. With their tenure as The Tonight Show’s house band, numerous books published by ring leaders Questlove
In 1979, Penelope Spheeris set out to capture the moments that catapulted the underground West Coast Punk Scene into the mainstream. The director followed bands that would eventually become the