Unreleased David Bowie Album, Toy (Toy:Box) To Be Issued
David Bowie is something for everyone. Recently, a previously shelved finished album was “discovered” in the vaults and the decision to release it was arrived at. There is a Box…
LOVELAND DUREN: The MusicTAP Interview!
On the heels of their third album, Any Such Thing, I had a chance to speak with Vicki Loveland and Van Duren – it gave us a chance to catch…
Depeche Mode 101 Deluxe Edition Box Set Announced
The deluxe limited edition box set lands on December 3, 2021.
Three John Fogerty Solo Albums To Be Reissued
After the phenomenon of Creedence Clearwater Revival, where would John Fogerty go? In 1973, that was in a solo guise being called The Blue Ridge Rangers. With the album’s release,…
1994 Erasure Set, I Say I Say I Say Receives 2021 2CD Update
Erasure, growing from their1986 introduction on Mute Records, has released six best-selling classic albums ending with I Say I Say I Say. The entire catalog numbers eighteen studio albums, the…
Guns ‘N Roses To Release New EP, Hard Skool
Guns ‘N Roses stormed the Rock charts with their best-selling debut album in 1987, Appetite For Destruction. With four buoyant singles, Appetite For Destruction went on to sell more than…
Renaissance Remasters Scheherazade And Other Stories For 2CD/DVD Reissue
For the growing ’60s, the music of Renaissance helped to entrench the mixed styles of Progressive Folk and Rock. And for this, the band is well-known by fans. Annie Haslam…
ALBUM REVIEW: LOVELAND DUREN, “Any Such Thing”
Is it inappropriate to disclose, for the sake of honesty, that Vicki Loveland and Van Duren are two of my favorite people on the planet and that I love them…
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band’s “The Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts”
It will be available for digital purchase on November 16 and digital rental on November 23.
Rant: Respect Musicians With Famous Parents
"When will you take over your dead parent's band for the amusement of a former generation?"
RE:Visit – Bill Lloyd, “Boy King of Tokyo” (2012)
This is about the only way I can describe Bill Lloyd's Boy King of Tokyo.