The key to understanding Ænima lies, as it ever is with Tool, in the whole picture. Much ink and thought has been spilt on the band’s most profoundly successful and
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The latest chapter in Bob Dylan’s ongoing archive initiative, The Bootleg Series, is subtitled Springtime in New York and covers the often (but not always) much-maligned interval of 1980-1985. comprising
“I am so lucky to have been a musician throughout my life,” says Hilarie Sidney, currently fronting The High Water Marks, and best known as co-founder of the revered musical
Chris D., otherwise known as Chris Desjardins, is best known for being a founding member of the LA Punk band, The Flesh Eaters, whose origins go back to 1970 but
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After a devastating bicycle crash, Pale Jay finds himself in the emergency room awaiting surgery. To take his mind off the procedure the doctors ask if he wants to listen
Raelle is part of a new refreshing wave of Neo-soul artists from London. She started her musical journey as a child growing up in a Jamaican household in southeast London,
