While the word “grunge” rarely comes up in conversation these days, Seattle’s Wild Powwers keeps that downtempo, melodic sound alive with colorful acclaim. With dirty whirl howling guitars and booming
Hampton Hawes’ 1961 album For Real! stands as a testament to his exceptional talent as a jazz pianist. Recorded during a tumultuous period in Hawes’ life as he became a
It didn’t take hindsight of over half a century to realize The Who’s Tommy (released 5/17/69), delivered all the breakthroughs the band was seeking at the time of its release. But it’s
Finding events that align with your specific tastes can be a game-changer, whether you’re an avid concertgoer, a dedicated foodie, or a sports enthusiast. In today’s fast-paced world, the sheer
For today’s edition of Manic Monday, we’re keeping it metal by spotlighting one of the most promising bands to emerge from that genre in the 90s, the mighty Machine Head.
THE THE, one of the most acclaimed and cherished bands of the last few decades, have announced the forthcoming release of their first album in a quarter century. Ensoulment –
Four years after the release of their seventeenth studio album, Power Up, AC/DC is still celebrating. The iconic band kicked off their “Power Up” tour last night (May 17) at
For the better part of two decades, Eric D. Johnson has maintained a steady, borderline-prolific output under his Fruit Bats moniker. His consistent yet ever-evolving approach to folk-rock has earned
As storms tear through most of the U.S., it is a good weekend to stay inside. Avoid the hustle and bustle of late-night crowds and getting caught in the rain
The recently deceased Dickey Betts did not often (or to a great extent) verbally expound upon the tragic death of Duane Allman in the fall of 1971. Instead, the surviving
