[rating=8.00] You’d expect Lukas Nelson to be something of an insurgent, given that his dad, Willie Nelson, is something of an insurgent himself. But whereas his old man occasionally dips
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews the gritty new album from Chicago rabble rousers The Waco Brothers, Going Down In History, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full
[rating=9.00] Since the 1980’s, Steve Kimock has held a special and honorary position in the music community throughout the Bay Area and worldwide. Most of us know Kimock from his
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews the gritty new album from one-man-band Lincoln Durham, Revelations of a Mind Unraveling, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution: [youtube
[rating=8.00] The things Bonnie Raitt does best are the things she’s done best for the past 40 years, namely expressing a soulful sinewy sound that reflects her lifelong devotion and affection for
[rating=7.00] Like father like son. The dual tragedies that led to the premature passing of Tim Buckley and his son/musical successor Jeff serve as sad reminders of what transpires when
[rating=8.00] This isn’t your daddy’s bluegrass anymore. But in the hands of the oddly named Brothers Comatose, it is just as potent. After solidifying their reputation through constant touring and
[rating=7.00] In the fall of 2014, a variety of musicians, actors, and comedians came together onstage at Los Angeles’ Fonda Theater to celebrate the life and music of George Harrison.
[rating=8.00] In true singer/songwriter fashion, Pete Yorn made his public debut at the famed Cafe Largo, launching pad for many a budding musical novice. Given that apprenticeship, it was little
[rating=6.00] Lucius have long been a buzzed about band that seem to be popping up everywhere over the last couple of years, whether backing up Roger Waters and Mavis Staples
