Justin Vellucci’s Picks For Bandcamp’s Cut-Free Day
Justin Vellucci offers up his picks on Bandcamp's Revenue Cut-Free Day
Justin Vellucci offers up his picks on Bandcamp's Revenue Cut-Free Day
Bandcamp's doing it again this Friday.
For anyone who remembers the promise of Steve Forbert that emanated liberally from his stunning 1978 folk/rock debut classic, Alive On Arrival. At the young age of 24, Steve Forbert…
The Strokes are feeling the Eighties and I’m here for it. Their first full-length since 2013’s unfortunate but aptly named Comedown Machine, The New Abnormal stands as the first Strokes…
A growing trend of a sort is the ‘surprise’ album release. It’s been employed several times, although I can’t imagine why. But there it is… surprise release. Yesterday, the news…
When I reviewed Murder for Girls’ last LP, All The Pretty Stars, for the SWPA-based zine Punksburgh back in 2017, I cited as the group’s forebears and immediate influences Babes…
Camel has long been a progressive gem. Under-noted by the masses, but well-revered by the few who have adopted the band. Their classics include Mirage (1974), The Snow Goose (1975),…
This song says that Kansas are fully inhabiting their legacy in a way that refuses to settle for the legacy status quo.
Beki Hemingway returns with new music and you can help get it to the finish line.
Blues Pills is a Swedish band with a load of power and with dynamic vocal range from a fiery female talent. With 2 previous albums, both charting, the band has…
For 35 years, the folk-rock duo known as Indigo Girls have played to a devout base of fans. Their 1989 Epic Records eponymous debut sold over two-million copies with “Closer…
Dolph Chaney discusses his new album Rebuilding Permit