Jim Gordon’s name might not be instantly recognizable, but I bet “Layla” is. You know that infamous girl from the first chord of Derek & The Dominos’ iconic song. And
Everybody Digs Bill Evans is an album that stands as a cornerstone in jazz history, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of Bill Evans and his trio. Released in 1959, it captures
Filter, known for their gritty and industrial sound, made significant waves in the ’90s alternative rock scene. Their ability to blend aggressive industrial elements with more melodic and accessible rock
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GospelbeacH’s final album is titled Wiggle Your Fingers, and it finds the outfit delivering more of its modern-day Laurel Canyon-inspired, slightly tripped-out pop rock vibes. Brent Rademaker has stated that
Every so often, a new Melvins album shows up in the wild, sometimes without anyone knowing it was coming. After more than 30 albums, one could expect diminishing returns from
Ian Hunter’s accomplishment on 2023’s Defiance Pt. I was a rare one, indeed. He could meld the litany of guests into the semblance of a band rather than just a lengthy list of
