Having just completed the now legendary final shows the Allman Brothers Band will ever play, the rock legend had announced a solo tour. The dates will begin December 31st, with
There comes a point in every man’s life when he sits down and starts contemplating his life’s decisions. Did he provide enough for his family? Did he make his parents
The Jazz Foundation of America’s 13th Annual “Great Night in Harlem” Gala concert was held at the historic Apollo theater in NYC on 10/23/14/ The foundation’s honoree this year was
[rating=10.00] As moviegoers, we’ve been burned so many times by buzz that many of us are left jaded and wary of the pre-release hype machine. It’s hard, really, to take
Portishead’s Geoff Barrow and Composer Ben Salisbury have scored Alex Garland’s SCI-Fi film Ex Machina. The film, released on April 10, 2015 and distributed by A24, marks the directorial debut
I’m sure that some day, I will sit down – have a cigar and ask myself, “Wow, did that all really happen?” so says Grammy award winning producer, songwriter and
[rating=6.00] Pale Hands almost have something that could work for them musically as they drift between retro trance and indie pop on their debut full-length album Spirit Lines. The name
Chances are you haven’t heard of Greylag, but the Portland trio recently released what may be one of the finer albums to hit this year. Consisting of vocalist and acoustic
The book cover of Joe Perry’s new autobiography is perfect: He looks like a true rock god but you get the impression this legend doesn’t say a lot. His music
[rating=8.00] The 19 tracks come fast and furious (surprisingly ending up the shortest of all their past albums) touching on all of Rancid’s past influences. There is ska, blistering punk,
