New Mike +The Mechanics Album, Out Of The Blue
Mike Rutherford of Genesis and Mike + The Mechanics has enjoyed considerable successes with both bands. With Genesis, he weathered lineup changes and greater demands in songs as the band…
Mike Rutherford of Genesis and Mike + The Mechanics has enjoyed considerable successes with both bands. With Genesis, he weathered lineup changes and greater demands in songs as the band…
An apt premiere for Valentine’s Day, “Woman of My Dreams” is a personal reflection of one lover’s perspective when at an impasse, breakdown and, essentially, fallout of intimacy and communication…
When you look back on the career trajectories of Alan Parsons, one can’t help but to be immeasurably impressed with his adult years’ passions. Not only has he been involved…
At the whim of founder, Anton Newcombe, his Brian Jonestown Massacre band has delivered a wide range of music depending on mood. At times psychedelic, and at others a more…
The Eagles have (and have had) an all-star collection of musicians. Of that, there is little dispute. With Joe Walsh, Don Henley, Timothy Schmitt, and past members (Glenn Frey –…
Pete Doherty of The Libertines, and Babyshambles has always been in the periphery of the press with goings on, issues, and of course, some pretty good music indicative of the…
Don't keep Nothing Doing by The John Sally Ride a secret.
When last we heard from Glen Hansard, he had released his third solo effort (here). That album was called Between Two Shores. That album charted respectfully around the world in…
The Deafening Colors offer a short album with a big punch.
In the ’70s, you couldn’t go too far without coming across some Suzi Quatro. Once found to be the irresistible leather-clad rocker, with a strong European following with Pop/Rock hits…
Joe Jackson is manipulating you into thinking for yourself.
At 73, Robin Trower shows no sign of slowing down. During his career with Procol Harum, he helped to define the music of the ’60s. Eventually, Trower took his guitar…