[rating=9.00] Josh Hodges never dreamed his once “novelty” project, STRFKR, would gain enough momentum and popularity for him to still be releasing albums nine years after his debut in 2007.
STS9 continues to evolve musically in ways they themselves never imagined three years ago upon the departure David Murphy. Check out photo of STS9 from The Fillmore in Philadelphia on
[rating=8.00] When considering the great underrated bands of all time, NRBQ easily ranks near the top. Since 1966 this rotating cast of merrymakers have been choo-chooing along with their own
Leon Russell, the white bearded piano rocker who sang, wrote and produced some of rock `n’ roll’s top records, and recently toured arenas with Elton John in 2010 has died.
Stunning, beautiful, and poignant, Arrival has officially set the bar for science fiction storytelling for the new millennium.
Eric Krasno, the co-founder of Soulive and former full time lead guitarist of Lettuce released his third solo album Blood From A Stone on July 8th. Although we’re already familiar with
It’s 11:30 the night before Mike Watt’s new album Ring Spiel Tour ’95 drops, and I don’t know what to say to wrap up our interview. It’s been a trying week;
Ever since their days together in high school theater, Jack Wells and Mel Tarter have been inseparable. The pair, who co-front the indie pop quartet Those Willows, have been making
Plenty of people go to see bands when they come through their town, but most people don’t think about everything that it takes to get those bands to their favorite
Chuck Prophet describes his new album ‘Bobby Fuller Died For Your Sins’ (Feb 10, Yep Roc Records) as a “California Noir,” an album inspired partly by the mysterious death of
