There’s something to be said about going out on top. Of course, it’s natural to wonder why stop now, what really happened, how did we get to the final show?
You might not call it a comeback but the Disco Biscuits are currently burning through what is, according to bassist Marc Brownstein, “the first legitimate 3 week Disco Biscuits touring
“We have coffee so it’s all good,” Duane Betts says, slightly laughing off the fact that his tour bus is broken down on the side of the road somewhere past
For decades now, punk rock and country have made an odd combo. On the surface it shouldn’t work but as a generation of bands like Jason & The Scorchers, The
With over a half-century of hindsight, Creedence Clearwater Revival’s debut album (released 7/15/68) stands as the epitome of the early declaration of distinctive musical style by a fledgling artist. The
Sparks may lay claim to the most extreme contrast between longevity and name recognition. A little-known band outside of music aficionados, the California duo is currently touring behind their 25th
If last week was the first Friday of the year when the release schedule felt a little slow, today is here to make up for it all. This week’s list
Say what you want about Beastie Boys but the energy that flows through their discography is undeniable and consistent throughout the trio’s many sonic risks. Throughout their time in the
Assuming you’ve heard about this never-before-heard recording of John Coltrane’s month-long residency at NYC’s Village Gate in August,1961 but have only heard the single, “Impressions” so far, here are some
With the release of the 40th Anniversary Expanded Edition of Field Day, Marshall Crenshaw has fully and completely addressed the negativity that arose upon the issue of his second studio album forty years ago. Whether
