Emerson, Lake & Palmer Live In Montreux 1997 Released In September
There is little that needs to be written about Emerson, Lake & Palmer. They’ve enjoyed two distinct go-arounds that included their rise to fame career that gave us four stunning…
There is little that needs to be written about Emerson, Lake & Palmer. They’ve enjoyed two distinct go-arounds that included their rise to fame career that gave us four stunning…
In 1978, after the demise of The Sex Pistols, John Lydon (or Johnny Rotten, however you want to name him) formed an excellent band with Public Image, Ltd, or PiL,…
As if the realm of ZZ Top weren’t enough, guitarist and vocalist, Billy Gibbons, has decided to move beyond (not quit) the band and record his first ever solo album.…
Well, since there’s has always been a sense of July interest in Christmas, it then seems appropriate to announce that The Brian Setzer Orchestra has their first new Christmas album…
Keith Richards can have the age of 71 thrust upon him all everybody wants. Truth is, he still has that heart of the rock and roller that he’s been in…
Ben Folds has been making music for his audience since 1995 when he was a part of the alternative band, Ben Folds Five. With that band, he has released four…
I’ve been a fan of The Sword for quite some time. It’s pleasing to me to be able to announce their new album, High Country, which is slated for a…
Back in 2007, a band called The Enemy (The Enemy UK for US audiences) released a number one album, We’ll Live And Die In These Towns. the album was an…
The Libertines started back in the late ’90s with Carl BarĂ¢t and Pete Doherty as the mainstays. They released two brilliant albums, Up The Bracket (2002), and The Libertines (2004).…
The Australian band, The Paper Kites, have released a series of excellent EPs and a full length album filled with delightful tunes. The last recorded output was States, issued in…