To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Mother Hips, their label, Blue Rose Music, began rereleasing ten of the band’s original albums on vinyl (one album per month). The Hips
There are some places and moments that tie people together forever, whether it be a place, a song or something you can’t quite define through words. The origins of Orions
That’s My Story, the sophomore release from Rhode Island-based anthemic rock group Molly Maguires, melds honest, heartfelt lyricism, brash songwriting, and a healthy dose of New England grit into symphonic
Ah, the lost album again. Guitarist Wayne Krantz laid down Music Room 1985 alone in a garage studio in the summer of 1985, handling all the compositional and instrumental duties himself.
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Hearts of Gold, the latest album from self-proclaimed “basement pop” band Dollar Signs, in his signature six-panel comic strip form.
Beginning March 19, 2021 and continuing weekly through to March 2022, Queen YouTube will be taking Queen fans on a unique and remarkable journey – a chance to revisit some
Sink into the enchanting new single “La Navire” from French songstress Soleil Bleu. Captivating vocal tone slinks through the track, colored with restrained and reverberated guitar as harmonic vocals blend with
The Sarandons hail from Toronto. Influences like Wilco, Kurt Vile, Dr Dog, and Cage the Elephant percolate through their brand of rock & roll, which spans Americana, neo-psychedelia, and indie
In an exciting return to live music on the Bonnaroo Farm, Bonnaroo organizers are pleased to announce Concerts On The Farm, a brand-new concert series to begin this May. Confirmed performances
A sonic joy, Portland, Oregon-based Rare Monk have delivered a focused and evolved indie-rock proclamation on their new LP Never Really Over. Fusing tasteful arrangements and emotional vocal charisma, Never Really Over is an alt-rock
