As far back as he can remember, Capricorn Studios was calling Eddie 9V. As a kid scanning the sleeves of his favorite vinyl records, this fabled facility in Macon, Georgia,
Left For Dead Records recently reissued what had become an underground classic in Punk music, a handful of songs known as Drive My Car, from the New York-based teen band
Continuing her hot streak, Tuttle made her late-night TV debut with a performance of the title track from her 2022 album
It’s been decades now since Peter Gabriel last released a new album and the wait is over as 2023 will usher in the spectral-voiced frontman’s forthcoming album i/o. With that release, Gabriel has released the propulsive “Panopticom” which could have come from 1982’s diverse Security.
Bobby Weir has shared a live version of “Greatest Story Ever Told” featuring Tyler Childers, recorded at the very special Radio City Music Hall performances last year celebrating his beloved debut solo album, Ace. For two nights at the legendary venue, Weir and his band—Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros featuring The Wolfpack and Barry Sless on pedal steel—performed the entire album live and welcomed a number of special guests, including Childers and Brittney Spencer.
. On the heels of the band stepping into an even brighter spotlight, they crash-landed on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon for a menacing performance of the CRAWLER track “The Wheel”.
Iggy Pop is never one to sit still for very long. The tanned, shirtless, leather-faced frontman has been playing with his sound for so long that each new album feels like a comeback attempt, but with the solid Every Loser, Pop, and company delivers a smattering of the styles he has used over the years with success and professional sheen.
Erik Vincent Huey drinks the day away in the video for “Drink All Day” off his upcoming solo debut ‘Appalachian Gothic’.
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Bender, the new album from Isaac Hoskins, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full
Covering Beatles songs is certainly not new, not new to jazz, and not even new to the late Ramsey Lewis, who was during the mop head four’s heyday in the mid-sixties.
