Multi-Grammy award-winners trumpeter/Flugelhornist Randy Brecker and versatile saxophonist Eric Marienthal have long been friends and on-stage collaborators (Jeff Lorber, GRP Big Band) but are teaming for their first co-led album,
Some TV series deserve an encore, a trip down memory lane to revel in all its glory and keep the memory alive. If you hadn’t read the title, all that
Jimmy Chamberlin Complex discovers Honor in a time sorely in need on its exhilarating new LP, out September 25th on Make Records. The acclaimed Smashing Pumpkins drummer collaborates with Billy Mohler, Sean Woolstenhulme, Frank
David Quinn likes to write in his old pick-up truck. Most of the songs on his second solo album, the sharp-tongued, open-hearted Letting Go (out 10/23/20), came to him during a ramble
Speed the Plough is a New Jersey-based chamber pop/indie rock band that has been playing since 1984. The band rose out of the ashes of The Trypes, a mainstay of
Matt Lovell’s debut, Nobody Cries Today, is an album that couldn’t have happened without a fair amount of heartache. The lead single “90 Proof” with the line “I’ve been trying
If you’ve been privileged to see an acoustic piano concert by Chick Corea, you can’t help but be struck not only by his creative improvisations but his playfulness, rapport with
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It’s not as if any such reaffirmation was really necessary at the time, but 1990’s Ragged Glory (released 9/9/90) proved Neil Young’s return to form the previous year on Freedom was
The Underestimated Music in Games When video game music comes to mind, it’s usually the iconic soundtracks of classic games like Street Fighter 11, Tetris, and Super Mario Bros that
