New John Prine Album, For Better For Worse
Since 1971, John Prine has been providing his fans with great Country and Folk experiences starting with his brilliant debut on Atlantic Records. For the record, that self-titled set is…
Since 1971, John Prine has been providing his fans with great Country and Folk experiences starting with his brilliant debut on Atlantic Records. For the record, that self-titled set is…
Back in 1986, a band by the name of Black Tape For A Blue Girl graced the music sphere with a lush, ethereal blend of Neo-classicism within the realm of…
The legacy of David Crosby is a deep one. His participation in some of Rock’s greatest ventures include the Byrds, and Crosby, Stills, & Nash, as well as a monumental…
For years, Madeleine Peyroux has been giving us a wonderful collection of jazz/folk-styled tunes that are uniquely exquisite in their quality. Her music, which began professionally with Dreamland (1996). Ultimately,…
Van der Graaf Generator, a UK band who helped define the Progressive Rock movement with their music of depth. With Peter Hammill at the wheel, the band created some of…
White Lies came to our attention with the excellent To Lose My Life back in 2009. Labeled as a Post-Punk band, this UK band has released only three studio sets,…
No doubt, many were huge fans of the original Meat Loaf album, Bat Out Of Hell. With all songs written by Jim Steinman, that album went n to historic heights…
A new Vangelis album is always a good reason to get excited. The new announcement that Vangelis would be releasing a new album based on the European Space Agency’s space…
The Rifles is a UK band that I’ve raved on before. With a sound not dissimilar to The Jam from the ’70s, The Rifles have forged a great New Millennium…
Kaiser Chiefs is a UK indie band that has been with us for quite a while, certainly longer than many. They started back in 2000 and still do it up…
It’s always an amazing thing to be able to get a fresh and complete collection featuring the music of someone (or band) that you’ve grown to admire musically over the…
Anyone that remembers Gary Wright, either for his tenure with Spooky Tooth, or his high-charting solo efforts, Dreamweaver (1975), The Light Of Smiles (1977), or even his work on George…