In 1989, Soundgarden hit the studio with an uncertain future. The band was dissatisfied with its full-length debut Ultramega OK and its lack of creative control over the final mix
If you look at the history of music from blues to country, a lot of artists trace their musical beginnings to gospel music. The strange thing is that classic gospel
The debut full length from the Chicago based psych rockers Dead Feathers is a fantastic exploration of desert/retro rock as All Is Lost drips with trippy vibes. While other bands
The desert blues rebellion music of the Tuareg people of Saharan Africa has garnered its fair share of attention in recent times, and deservedly so. It’s fascinating, if tragic, political
The Milwaukee-based Altered Five Blues Band impressed enough of the right people with 2012’s Gotta Earn It to enlist Grammy-winning producer Tom Hambridge for the follow-up, and now the third straight time for Ten Thousand Watts,
Folk-rock singer-songwriter Ashley Sofia releases her sophomore album Shades of Blue, a thoughtful collection of songs on our common struggles and victories that connect us. Having been raised in the
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Love & The Dark, the new album from Americana rocker Jason Hawk Harris, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image
It does not in any way disparage Those Pretty Wrongs to state the band is channeling the spirit of the late lamented Big Star. After all, the drummer for that
You could say that saxophonist, bandleader, and Joey DeFrancesco (Joey D.) sideman Troy Roberts is on a roll. He’s been busy but still found the time to issue his eleventh
The 20th Anniversary Edition of The Tennessee Fire features a markedly different My Morning Jacket lineup than the one in existence today (and since 2003’s It Still Moves). In fact,
