Space Rock was advanced in a great way with the formation of Hawkwind. Built in 1969, with their first album issued in 1970, Hawkwind immediately captured attention with their eponymous…
In 1972, the embryonic version of Styx released their self-titled Wooden Nickel label debut. But it wasn’t until their second album, and the reemergence of the song, “Lady”, in 1975…
Maria Muldaur endeared a generation of fans with her “Midnight At the Oasis” song. Released in 1973, this song brought the UK and the US together in adoration of the…
Here’s the wonderful backstory: “a family band like no other, Secret Monkey Weekend returns with their sparkling sophomore album Lemon Drop Hammer on June 6. Comprising seasoned guitarist/vocalist Jefferson Hart…
Jethro Tull began their rise in the late ’60s with a unique blend of Progressive and Folk/Rock elements. Adding in Ian Anderson’s flute and the mix was engaging and endearing.…
The Black Keys have made quite a name for themselves since the turn of the century. Ther first album, The Big Come Up, issued in 2002 and garnered immediate attention…
Talk Talk formed in 1981 during the Post-Punk spree that allowed many bands to jump the line and introduce themselves as real talents not connected to the ’70s styles. Talk…
Thorsten Quaeschning is a long-time member of Tangerine Dream, and the last member of TD to be in the group while Edgar Froese was still alive. Steve Rothery is a…
In the late ’80s, Mary Chapin Carpenter released her first album on Columbia Records. It was her follow-up that broke her into Gold territory and introduced us to four strong…
Be Bop Deluxe were a band that took great pride in their music. With a short but bright career period that lasted for only four years but produced five fan-adored…
Lycia, the popular and revered darkwave band, has redefined the landscape of their creative style of music. Setting the high bar with the release of Cold in 1996, it was…
The duo of Seals & Crofts released their first album back in 1969. They issued two albums before signing with Warner Brothers Music for their third album. but it was…