“All I wanna do, all I wanna do, all I wanna do is touch you…” Danielle Jane Minogue, Queen of Clubs™, is taking a look back – back to a time when everybody changed underwater, when we disremembered, and when… Read More
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Jerry Castle releases his latest album, Midnight Testaments, on 28 August. The record includes the veteran musician’s latest single, “Pick Up Your Guitar”. With his ambitious 2018 concept album, Brand New Hello behind him, Castle returned to the… Read More
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio said back in April that July 4 fireworks would happen "one way or another," and sure enough, details of this year's display have been announced, although they're unlike those of previous years. Instead of a… Read More
Over the weekend, Roger Waters shared a new version of Pink Floyd's "Mother," which he recorded with help from his band members, who all contributed their parts from their respective homes. "Social distancing is a necessary evil in Covid world,"… Read More
The Y2K anxiety around the turn of the calendar on 31 December 1999 seemed to come to nothing when the sky didn’t cave in on 1 January 2000. Technology did not fail, leading to government and business catastrophes, as many… Read More
“It will stand the test of time.” So says Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods on the band’s new record All That Glue. The album, a retrospective on the band’s career over the past seven years, arrives after their previous effort,… Read More
Anthony Garcia meets at the crossroads of Hayes Carll and George Winston. The Texas artist strikes gold as a purveyor of “cinematic Americana”, a bend on the roots genre that often delves into pseudo-orchestral breaks. An appreciator of classical string… Read More
The idea still persists that rock is a young person's game — and there are still plenty of examples that back this argument up — but as we're seeing the first generation of classic rock musicians enter their fifth and… Read More
Cities have begun to reopen (NYC is in the early stages of doing so) and some people are finding socially-distant ways to put on concerts, but the world of live entertainment as we know it is still far from back to normal. In… Read More
While the country is starting to open back up, the coronavirus pandemic is still keeping most of us home more than we used to, and music (and TV) remain more important than ever. It provides solace during these increasingly crazy times and fortunately — despite no concerts happening… Read More