In an exciting announcement for Rush fans and rock enthusiasts alike, Anthem Records in Canada and Rhino Records will reissue the first-ever solo albums of Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee.
It is hard to believe it took this long for Nas to be featured on a Golden Age Thursday. The choice to highlight one of the genre’s most long-lasting and
Returning with their first album in twelve years, Beachwood Sparks deliver their cosmic canyon sound with odd quirks, and Americana influences on Across The River Of Stars. Produced by Chris
With over a half-century perspective on The Doors’ The Soft Parade, the group’s fourth studio album (released 7/18/69) sounds even more contrived than at the time of its release. And as successor
Available digitally as a 2LP gatefold and double CD, Al Di Meola’s Twentyfour is a veritable microcosm of the many solo albums he’s released since 1976’s Land of the Midnight Sun, issued during
Hiss Golden Messenger gave Portland, Oregon fans a special experience by playing two nights at The Old Church, a historic landmark in downtown Portland built in 1882 that’s on the
Dawes upcoming ninth studio album, Oh Brother, will be arriving everywhere on Friday, October 11. Album pre-orders and exclusive vinyl are available now. The band has shared their new single, “House Parties.” An official music
After three breathtakingly visceral rock ‘n roll records – 2009’s ‘Post-Nothing’, 2012’s ‘Celebration Rock’ and 2017’s ‘Near to the Wild Heart of Life’ – Vancouver duo Japandroids are ending their story with
On September 27th, Sub Pop will release White Roses, My God, the debut solo effort from Alan Sparhawk. Though he’s obviously (and justifiably) best known for his thirty years in the
Since the start of their musical journey, Naked Giants has avoided falling into one genre. The trio of vocalist/guitarist Grant Mullen, bassist/vocalist Gianni Aiello, and drummer Henry LaVallee started the
