Both Keb’ Mo’ and Taj Mahal have been playing their music for over half a century. Taj is approaching seven decades. We throw the term ‘legend’ rather casually these days, but these two have
Seattle-based folk n roll band, Forest Ray, has been described as “spaced-out, down to earth” and “Brit-pop gone country” that sounds like “the band covering Beatles songs no one knew
Born out of their drummer Evan’s bedroom studio, Steel Wool has been making waves across the southland with plenty of local radio love, including shoutouts from KCRW and a live
From the perspective of five decades, Tale Spinnin’ would appear to represent the pinnacle of Weather Report’s discography. Its uniformity, which distinguishes it as such, also marks a marked contrast to
Born in the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter, Bon Bon Vivant was founded by songwriter and frontwoman Abigail Cosio alongside saxophonist and vocalist Jeremy Kelley. The band has carved
Most bettors will be aware of major sporting events that are on the horizon, such as the FIFA World Cup, golf’s Ryder Cup, and even the Ashes in cricket. Naturally,
Keeping with our “Alt-Metal May” theme this month, part of what made alternative-metal so distinctive when it started blossoming in the late 80s was its willingness to inject funk into
On May 20th, 2025, Jawbone Press will release Decade of Dissent – How 1960’s Bob Dylan Changed The World by longtime author and journalist Sean Egan. Having written and edited
On an overcast, breezy Thursday evening at South Street Seaport, Amyl and the Sniffers brought their Cartoon Darkness world tour onto the glorious rooftop at Pier 17 in New York
With forty years’ perspective, the release and subsequent massive success of Dire Straits’ Brothers In Arms (released 5/17/85) can camouflage what a superb work it is. Co-produced by the band’s titular leader,
