If there’s anyone who’s earned the right to do whatever the hell he wants with his music, it’s Mick Mars. He’s renowned for his years handling axe duties with Mötley
Summer takes on a whole new meaning when you enter adulthood. While it does feel nice to walk out into the warm sun after a long day at work, the
Arguably the least substantial of all Steely Dan albums, this third outing of the group’s nonetheless marks significant movements in their career. With the success of “Rikki Don’t Lose That
February is turning up the heat with a slew of new releases. Even with snow storms popping up throughout the States, Caustic is here to soundtrack your driveway shoveling or
Post-punk warriors IDLES are entering an interesting crossroads in their careers. After garnering acclaim from not only critics and fans worldwide but from prestigious arenas like the Grammy’s, the band
Few poets follow their own arrow as devotedly as Tim Easton, whose songwriting career has woven in and out of folk music and rock ‘n’ roll (and Americana before it
Are you familiar with The Messthetics? Any fan of punk should be. Consisting of bassist Joe Lally and drummer Brendan Canty from Fugazi, they are joined by guitarist Anthony Pirog
For all of the late Gram Parsons’ solemn pronouncements about his mission to nurture the creation of ‘cosmic American music’–an amalgam of rock, and country laced with R&B– there was
In 2019, Brittany Howard’s fantastic debut solo record Jaime was a genre-defying coming-out party, and that exciting sense that anything can happen at any moment is alive and vibrant throughout
The energy and moment in punk that Green Day captured on Dookie needs to be more than studied, it needs to be felt. While the trio has gone on to
