The best part of your favorite band re-releasing its entire catalog must be the long look back – those fleeting moments of vivid recollection that only music can trigger. In
It is impossible to write a review without talking about the joy and newness of being back in a crowd of people sharing live music together. As this was the
Nine years between albums can feel like an eternity in the music world. It might lead you to believe there will be no more albums at all. But bands have
Oysterhead returned to the stage last night for the first time since February 15, 2020, to deliver a rousing headlining set at the Peach Festival at Montage Mountain in Scranton,
Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson creates a loving and powerful ode to the Harlem Cultural Festival of 1969.
Two of the most iconic female singers of jazz and blues, Nina Simone and Etta James, are superb choices to initiate BMG’s new collection series. The Montreux Years, chronicling legendary
Top Lollapalooza Line-Ups of the 90s: If the recent announcement of the 2021 Lollapalooza lineup left you feeling a little disappointed, longing for the festival’s bygone glory days, you’re not
Bay-Area band The Rubinoos have come to embody that increasingly elusive idea of true “Power-Pop” because of their lifelong identity as a vocal group. Those who stray too far from
Back in 2014, Modest Mouse recorded another album’s worth of songs at the same time as the sessions for Strangers To Ourselves. Though three songs were released as singles, the
For his third solo album, Billy Gibbons got down and dirty in the California desert, conjuring up some Texas spirituality that he mixed with Voodoo sonics, gritty guitar grooves and
