The legendary Judas Priest brought their ‘50 Years of Heavy Metal Tour’ to Boston this past Sunday, October 16th to the brand-spankin’ new MGM Music Hall behind Fenway Park. For
Pet Shop Boys – England’s best-selling musical duo – are back on the road, and they haven’t lost a beat.
“Songs utilize a broader palette through the power of imagery, poetry and mystery,” Mike Mangione, Americana and acoustic folk artist, argues, “to create a complete picture that is accessible to
Blag Dahlia of The Dwarves talks to Glide about his alter ego Ralph Champagne, writing novels, and new recordings from his punk band.
John Fusco’s Borderlands, is more diverse musically but equally as rich in terms of imagery and character development as any of the two previous albums, more so really.
Given that Carter has played on over 2500 albums, there is little point in going further except to note that the upcoming documentary Ron Carter: Finding the Right Notes, or at least the soundtrack is not filled with those tracks, but rather with more recent material
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Cory Branan’s new album When I Go I Ghost, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image
“Why?”, the latest cosmic funk release from Ghost Funk Orchestra is a thick, swampy groove that’s captivating in its simplicity.
At 25, Zack Keim—whose musical background bridges the gap between garage-rock scuzz and kaleidoscopic folk reveries—has done enough performing for several lifetimes. Born and raised in the factory town of
Wilco has announced the band’s 12th album Cruel Country (originally released May 27th via online streaming)will be widely available in two disc LP and CD formats on January 20th via dBpm, available
