Foghat levelled up in the American mainstream when they released their first live album in 1977, and captured the zeitgeist of interest in live show recordings being released for fan
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In the 1980s, Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Doug “Cosmo” Clifford undertook a number of substantial musical experiments, both solo and in collaboration. One of them was recording with various musicians as
David Duchovny is a modern-day Renaissance Man, something that was never really in his plans. He was an academic and a jock who eventually pursued acting as a way to
James McMurtry speaks fluidly through his songs, talking to a generation of hard-working, humble, and gritty Americans. The lessons learned in this life aren’t always easy, often they are hard
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Almost a month ago to the day, the acoustic folk duo Mapache released their best album so far. Swinging Stars is a spectacularly mesmerizing display of psychedelic folk lined with
The experimental, Philadelphia-based band Luna Honey, recently released their album Bound, which arrived on cassette, CD, digitally, and via streaming. It marks their first collection since vocalist and lyricist Maura
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Almost a month ago to the day, the acoustic folk duo Mapache released their best album so far. Swinging Stars is a spectacularly mesmerizing display of psychedelic folk lined with
