Alberta & The Dead Eyes is the giant-sounding band that in reality is the majority work of one real-life carpenter, David Boone (or D. Boone as he often signs off,
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Though rock radio in the 1980s was dominated by awful, corporate hair metal bands, it was also the birth of several great movements, such as the alternative scene in the
The Disco Biscuits are back. Now, I’m the first to admit that’s something of a misleading opening statement. After all, the Philadelphia-based transfusion quartet has been touring the country and
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Patience is a virtue and thankfully Soundgarden had a lot of it going into the recording of their fourth album. 30 years ago, Soundgarden solidified their place in the grunge
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Posh, Poodle, Krystal and Toe is the third full-length album from Santa Cruz-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Joe Kaplow. Appropriately named after his bandmates’ nicknames, this record is a more cohesive
