Review: Queensryche, “The Verdict”
My success as a sketch artist peaked in high school. I had two reliable audiences that looked to me for work, and if they’d actually paid me, I’d be a…
My success as a sketch artist peaked in high school. I had two reliable audiences that looked to me for work, and if they’d actually paid me, I’d be a…
Last week, the Lo-Fidelity record label announced the kickoff of a Kickstarter campaign to reissue The Throes’ seminal album, All The Flowers Growing In Your Mother’s Eyes (1990), on vinyl.…
Sad news arrived on a Monday morning with announcement of the passing of Keith Flint, lead vocalist for the UK electronic group The Prodigy. He was 49 years old. Flint…
Some artist deaths make me sad and melancholic. This one makes me angry.
So I finally got around to checking out the new Judas Priest album, 2018’s Firepower, and it’s okay. It’s fine. I realize that there isn’t much one could say about…
There's a whole world of music that is, to greater or lesser extent, invisible to the average Fleetwood Mac fan.
It would be the greatest shame had Discipline not emerged as it did.
It is a pernicious argument, so much so that I fear the crap the band is taking will actively dissuade others from trying.
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of their album Kissers & Killers, as well as the release of last year’s effort Bloodshot, the band The Choir will appear at the famed Brooklyn,…
Don't keep Nothing Doing by The John Sally Ride a secret.
The Deafening Colors offer a short album with a big punch.
Joe Jackson is manipulating you into thinking for yourself.