Photos of Albert Hammond Jr. from the Bowery Ballroom in New York, NY on 9/22/15. Photos by Vikas Nambiar
Compared to the splendidly comprehensive scholarship that is the four-CD hardbound set, Five Guys Walk Into a Bar from 2004, the five-disc box You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or
“It’s nice to bring it down just for a second,” Billy Idol says as he straps on an acoustic guitar about midway through his set at Biloxi’s IP Casino. “It
[rating=8.00] Chris Cornell has never been one to play it safe. From the innovative tunings and time signatures of Soundgarden to the bombastic arena rock of Audioslave to even the
[rating=7.00] Silversun Pickups have never been a band that lends itself to typecasting or instant identification. While the band still lingers slightly below the surface, it has achieved sufficient buzz
Inching past the halfway point of Fantastic Fest’s eight-day movie marathon celebrating all things genre, it gives dedicated attendees such as myself a chance to catch up on films that
California quartet Animal Liberation Orchestra (ALO) will be releasing Tangle Of Time their ninth album and their first new LP since 2012. Over the last couple of years the members have all been working
Ian Fisher—based in Berlin, Germany, but raised on a farm in Missouri—is a little man with a big voice. He’s played hundreds of concerts all over the world. His songs,
[rating=7.00] Having invented one of the most famous signature guitar riffs in rock ‘n’ roll history Dave Davies’ place in the rock ‘n’ roll firmament has always been well assured.
Leftover Salmon brought their high-energy slamgrass to Mauch Chunk Opera House on September 20th in Jim Thorpe, PA. It was just a little over a year ago when founder and
