Rock music has always been a microcosm of its influences. The way blues snuck its way into the genre’s most incredible songwriters, the punk attitude being determined by societal standards
Few vocalists can bring the sheer power and passion of Mike Farris. With his first album since 2018’s Silver & Stone, Farris continues to move further away from strict gospel
Initially the brainchild of bassist Vlad Matveikov, whilst he was living in Brighton, Slung were sometime in the making. He tells of randomly meeting guitarist Ali Johnson at a campground
Pynch is a genuine DIY band that has built up a dedicated global fan base through a combination of tenacity, wistful lo-fi, and life-affirming lyricism. On their debut album, Howling
Ryan Bingham is hitting the road this summer with The Texas Gentlemen for the long-awaited The All Night Long Tour. Bingham’s first full tour since 2019, the 17-date headline run will kick off May 27 at 713 Music Hall in Houston, TX, making
Car Seat Headrest has announced The Scholars, a bold new rock opera that isn’t just a new chapter for the premiere standard bearers of young internet rockers but also a spiritual
Bruce Dickinson announces his first extensive North American solo tour in almost 30 years in support of his current studio album The Mandrake Project. For “The Mandrake Project Live 2025” North American Tour, Bruce Dickinson
Destroyer has just released “Cataract Time,” (below) a balletic, dreamy epic that finds Dan Bejar pushed into sensational new territory by longtime collaborator John Collins, who also serves as the
Lancaster, PA-based Singer/Songwriter Denison Witmer recently released the album, Anything At All, through Asthmatic Kitty Records. It was co-produced and recorded by Sufjan Stevens, who also performs throughout the record.
Continuing our tribute to the recently departed David Johansen, as alluded to on yesterday’s Manic Monday, it’s really hard to overstate just how pioneering and brash the New York Dolls
