Upon casual listening, a magnificent spontaneity seems to permeate The Rolling Stones’ Exile on Main Street (released 5/12/72). A closer perusal of the sixty-seven some minutes, however, reveals an unnerving
Released a half-century ago now, the third album by Wishbone Ash, Argus (4/28/72) is by far the British band’s most commercially and critically acclaimed album. Much more importantly, however, at
TV-shows are experiencing a kind of boom like the world of online casino, because all streaming services want to convince with exclusive content, thus more and more series are being
The early phases of British guitarist Jeff Beck’s solo career proceeded in fits and starts, due in no small part to the same temperamental nature that got him fired from
In a new weekly roundup, Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from release day Friday Toro y Moi – “Days in Love” Chaz Bear will probably never reach the
Today, almost every college and university has an online portal where students can access different course materials. To accommodate students’ diverse needs, including part-time work, these higher academic institutions had
In a new weekly roundup, Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from release day Friday. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – “Presumptuous” How it took this long for
The second release by Son Volt, Straightaways, was released a quarter-century ago (4/22/97) and effectively furthered the distinction in direction between the two bands led by former members of alt-country
Rather than provide our usual detailed reviews of these never-before-released and/or reissued jazz recordings, we will instead provide a brief summary of each in alphabetical order by artist. Every one
The topic of paying for music for the majority of people, luckily, might be a bit overdue. These days, it’s becoming more and more obvious that the records are not
