As expected, the anticipation at Leader Bank Pavilion was palpable as Jane’s Addiction, the iconic alt-rock band, took the stage with their original lineup for their long-awaited reunion tour in Boston on
After a week of touch-and-go release schedules, the old Caustic factory is firing on all cylinders for a busy week of exciting releases. The second New Music Friday of September
With fifty years’ hindsight, Jackson Browne’s Late For The Sky (released 9/13/74) stands as his definitive work. Most of the entries in his discography, from his earliest eponymous release (often called ‘Saturate Before Using’
Much like his last release, 2021’s shamefully underrated Music City Joke, Mac Leaphart’s latest seems to capture him once again genuinely enjoying doing what he does. Not since John Prine
A trifecta of 90’s alt-rockers took over Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, September 11th, 2024, as Weezer, Flaming Lips, and Dinosaur Jr. reminded the aging sold-out crowd of their youth while still playing with vim
Multi-instrumentalist Dale Crover has had a wide-ranging musical career. On his third solo album, Glossolalia, he offers a collection of rockers with various sonic oddities sprinkled in, and a host of
Mike Stern’s Echoes and Other Songs is a celebratory toast to overcoming adversity. While it doesn’t necessarily mark new ground in fusion, it is significant for several reasons. Despite career-threatening
Adrian Belew has been looking backwards down his path of late, something we all like to do on occasion. And when you’ve had a career like Belew’s, there’s plenty to
The Pulsars are an innovative multi-genre Rock duo consisting of brothers Dave and Harry Trumfio who grew up in suburban Chicago and came to prominence in the mid to late-90s
It’s been six years since we’ve heard from literate and poetic singer-songwriter Kevin Gordon. His conquering throat cancer explains the longer-than-usual hiatus. These kinds of interrupted albums are challenging, especially
