This three-CD Ben Sidran set is not only special but it’s a limited edition with only 3,000 sets manufactured. We start there to head off any procrastination. Co-producer Zev Feldman
Brian Cullman has been a rock music Zelig, going back to his teenage years hanging with Lillian Roxon and her friend Danny Fields when he was playing host to Iggy,
[rating=7.00] Since his early 2000’s underrated Fog releases, J Mascis has used his solo albums to focus on his softer acoustic side. His recent run on Sub Pop, 2011’s Several Shades
[rating=7.00] Thirty years on, the enduring upstate NY band Donna the Buffalo, returns with their first album in five years, intent to get us all dancing. Yes, this seems to
It’s as if The Rolling Stones’ career has come full circle. They began with early albums in ‘60s covering a number of blues tunes from originators. Two years ago they
ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons brought his signature beard along with a new band outfit on tour this autumn in support of his new album The Big Bad Blues. Gibbons
As we wait for the next step in the recently reunited era of Ween to write new music and record an LP- fans are just glad to have Deaner and
On their upcoming album, An Opening, Minor Moon looks inward as they delve outward, delivering a personal examination of textured humanity in the postmodern age, underscored by brief but relentlessly
For a bunch of guys not born and raised in New Orleans, The Revivalists have certainly nailed down the sound. Adding bits of their own homegrown cayenne pepper to the
While starters “Soul Tree” are playing their brand of Zappa-esque dub reggae, 82-year-old, Lee “Scratch” Perry with his three-piece band walk across the floor at Gateway City Arts in Holyoke,
