For some time, Mute Records (in collaboration with Spoon Records) have celebrated the existence of Can with live packages from various locations during the band’s original era. To date, there…
Assuredly, the band known in the late ’60s as Grand Funk Railroad (Grand Funk after manager shenanigans screwed with the band until lawyers ironed out the wrinkled mess) produced a…
Mott The Hoople gave up the ghost with their last album, The Hoople. Issued in 1974, it sadly signaled the departure of primary songwriter, Ian Hunter. But the other members…
Dead Can Dance is a two-person collaborative collective that has dedicated to taking old world music, as well as exotic music and recreate them into an ethereal offering of music…
Violent Femmes provided a grand display of Punk and Folk music blended and coming from middle America. For a strong period of 30 years (1979-2009), the band of four delivered…
The band known as Blue Öyster Cult started off with a heavy brand of music that eventually transitioned into a top-selling act with the arrival of fan-favorite, “Don’t Fear The…
Dire Straits began their run to over the top fame with “Sultans Of Swing”, which, in turn, elevated their 1978 album into the stratosphere of music sales and band popularity.…
After Joy Division could not be furthered after the tragic passing of Ian Curtis, The remaining band members transitioned into New Order. New Order released their first album – Movement…
The Flaming Lips have been a psychedelic music cult favorite since their breakthrough album, Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots reached ears back in 2002. The hit resulting from the single,…
Motörhead is an industry unto themselves. With Lemmy Kilmister forming the band after his stint with Hawkwind, Motörhead proliferated, eventually producing 23 studio albums and the immensely popular Live set…
The Billy Bragg career story is quite a tale. From busking, to deception, to luck and realities, Billy Bragg ended up releasing albums that made a statement for fans. He…
The Cranberries gave their sound to the ’90s with their first album, Everybody Else Is Doing It, Why Can’t We? (1993). Out of the gate, it exploded with over 3…