Today, with Rhino’s surprise release of From The Mars Hotel: The Angel’s Share, the Grateful Dead vaults have once again been opened. Featuring 16 newly unearthed session recordings, the digital collection brings listeners
Upon its release on April 17, 1989, Pixies’ Doolittle was met with universal claim and many record sales. Returning to the record now, that fact could be seen as shocking.
“I grew up in a really tight-knit community. Bakersfield isn’t necessarily a small town; however, it definitely has that energy. A lot of folks never leave, and this song is
It is that time of year again; the weather begins to get warmer, the air feels fresher, and an entire slew of new releases are getting prepped for Record Store
If Tool represents Maynard’s masculine side, and A Perfect Circle is that of his feminine side, then Puscifer is clearly the best representation of his inner weirdo. So, to round
Miles Davis once said that he never changed how he played; he just changed his surrounding accompanists. The same can be applied to guitarist Bill Frisell, as this 2-LP work
Suppose you knew nothing about T-Bone Burnett’s Grammy and Oscar-winning credentials or his gleaming resume as a producer. In that case, you might react to this new effort, The Other
Can have announced Can Live in Aston 1977, the latest in an ongoing series of Can album releases focusing on the band’s live performances. It is set for release on vinyl, CD
Enter into the fuzzy, psychedelic garage rock of Planet of Ghosts on their hypnotic new single “Z-Man NYC”. The distorted textures evoke a youthful energy that infects the room with
Interpolation is made to seem easy on Applied Communications’ new single “Tomboy Femme”. The ever-growing creative persona of Max Wood crafts an infectiously complex tune with touches of whimsy that
