The Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge Uncut Eagle Rock Entertainment After a slew of creative disasters in the mid to late ‘80s, The World’s Greatest Rock ‘N’ Roll Band [...]
Van Morrison The Prophet Speaks Caroline International Since 1974’s Veedon Fleece, Van Morrison has struggled to put out a consistent body of artistic work. There were a [...]
Roy Buchanan Live At Town Hall 1974 Real Gone Music Roy Buchanan is one of those artists who seemed to just excel in front of a live audience. A true guitarists’ [...]
SONIC YOUTH DAYDREAM NATION: 30 YEARS LATER New York City in the late 1970s was the creative haven for any hipster looking to have a go at a real bohemian [...]
Elvis Costello & the Imposters Look Now Concord Records Following the inspiring 2017 Imperial Bedroom tour, Elvis Costello along with his Imposters reach back [...]
Kurt Vile Bottle It In Matador Records Bottle It In, Kurt Vile’s first solo LP since his most successful record to date, b’lieve i’m goin down, brings a “newish” side to of his [...]
Bass Drum Of Death Just Business Red Music In 2011, a one-man-band from Oxford, Mississippi dropped its debut LP on Fat Possum Records. Over the next few years, Bass [...]
Jimi Hendrix Both Sides Of The Sky Legacy Recordings In 1994, MCA records gathered up all of Hendrix’s blues-rock outtakes and compiled them on an album, titled simply [...]
The Doors Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970 Eagle Vision For the first time since 1970, The Doors performance at the legendary Isle of Wight gets [...]
TOP 5 BREAK-UP ALBUMS OF ALL TIME A POST-VALENTINE FEATURE For single people, the month of February can be an unpleasant one. Having to listen to the dreaded [...]
FOREVER CHANGES – 50 YEARS LATER It’s fair to say that Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band was the album that defined the Summer of Love, and the whole spirit of pop [...]
Anthony DeCurtis – Lou Reed: A Life Little, Brown and Company October 5, 2017 Book Review By Ryan Sagadore Where does one begin when writing a biography about Lou [...]
AUTOMATIC FOR THE PEOPLE: 25 YEARS LATER When Michael Stipe walked into Wuxtry Records he had no idea what he was getting into. The shy, young music freak was there to pick up [...]
David Bowie A New Career In A New Town (1977-1982) Parlophone David Bowie was to the 1970s what Elvis was to the ‘50s and the Beatles were to the ‘60s. He was [...]
Partner In Search Of Lost Time You’ve Changed Records Josee Caron and Lucy Niles, the founders of Partner, met in Sackville, N.B. at Mount Allison University’s meal hall [...]
MY AIM IS TRUE 40th ANNIVERSARY THE STORY OF ELVIS COSTELLO’S ICONIC DEBUT Most musical historians can agree that 1977 was the year that Punk-Rock [...]
