Ten years ago (4/5/2013), Blake released Overgrown, his mesmerizing sophomore album that had the artist diving deeper into his newfound voice.
Even with over half-a-century hindsight, it’s difficult to determine the greatest misfortune of the many that befell Moby Grape early in its career. Notwithstanding the litany of faux pas arising
Tyler Connolly had been home almost a week when we spoke for this interview. For someone just coming off the first leg of Theory Of A Deadman’s Rock Resurrection Tour
Two years after his debut, Bradley delivered Victim of Love (released 4/2/13), his second LP via Daptone. The album features an overabundance of soulful funk records that have the vocalist toeing the line between the past and the present.
20 years later and no other intro line has been able to mimic the seismic impact of the opening chords on The White Stripes’ fourth LP. “Seven Nation Army” has
Every long week feels worth it once your favorite DSP updates with all the new releases, doesn’t it? With allergy season looming in the near distance and the days shifting
25 years later, it’s still difficult to explain Moment of Truth (released 3/31/98), the fifth and most acclaimed album from the legendary Gang Starr duo. Every syllable from Guru’s mouth
Given the internal conflicts afflicting Faces at the time of recording Ooh La La (released 3/31/73), it’s a borderline miracle the band completed the album at all. But through their inherent
While the resurgence of vinyl can be seen discussed on almost every major music or financial blog available online, there is a subculture of the vinyl world that goes largely
Copy, paste. Copy, paste. Copy, paste. More and more music festivals seem to follow this formula in recent years. Not so for Big Ears Festival in Knoxville, TN, who instead
