Rickie Lee Jones could have taken a safer path. That is to say, she could have followed a more predictable path. After winning immediate acclaim with her eponymous debut album
[rating=6.00] Of course Franz Ferdinand joined forces with Sparks on a new album. The Glasgow post-punk quartet was heavily influenced by the pop rock pioneers, with their snarky songwriting, infectious
[rating=7.00] It’s been a long time since Jim O’Rourke has released a solo album, 2009’s The Visitor to be exact, and even longer since he released one with vocals, for
Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons may have gone through changes in personnel over the years, but there has always been one constant, Joseph’s powerful song writing. The artist is constantly
Lindsey Stirling played the Bunbury Music Festival on 6/6/15 and photographer Amy Harris got the rare opportunity to capture images of Stirling both up close and personal during and prior
[rating=9.00] Your song of summer awaits, and you’ll find it in an unexpected place, specifically, the title track off the latest record from Billy Shaddox, I Melt, I Howl. Shaddox
[rating=8.00] Listening to the sonic experimentation of Paul Weller’s album Saturns Patterns, it only makes sense this is the man who fronted two bands, The Jam and The Style Council,
[rating=9.00] “Two Days of the Condor” I have to give it to Silicon Valley, the season two finale was a defining moment in comedic television history. One of the running themes
[rating=2.00] “Mother’s Mercy” There’s an SNL skit from a few years back featuring Andy Samberg as a hormone-riddled, prepubescent Game of Thrones consultant whose job it is to gleefully up
“This music represents a time in my career that I feel helped define the potential of my guitar playing.” Bruce Kulick is not talking about KISS or Grand Funk Railroad.
