The War On Drugs Are Better Than Springsteen (Do I Have Your Attention Now?)
The War On Drugs began in the early days of the new Millennia in 2005. Born in Philadelphia, this band, once comprised of Adam Granduciel and Kurt Vile, with a…
The War On Drugs began in the early days of the new Millennia in 2005. Born in Philadelphia, this band, once comprised of Adam Granduciel and Kurt Vile, with a…
The "Taylor's Versions" are a concrete, real-life example of what so many trite "empowerment" anthems wished to be.
Here at MusicTAP, it is my goal is inform much as I used to be as a music-obsessed kid. As 2023 rolls to a close, I want to express my…
You might not like how he said it, but what he said had merit.
I’ll make this short and sweet. For several generations of Rock fans and especially the first generation, streaming services provide a valuable service. I won’t be getting into the royalty…
Everything new and old is old and new again.
"When will you take over your dead parent's band for the amusement of a former generation?"
If all we do is insist that they just don't make 'em like they used to, we get what we get.
In 1974, years after a well-received career in music in Japan, Isao Tomita released a bold re-imagining of Claude Debussy’s famed compositions termed “tone paintings” by Tomita. The album was…
Over the summer, the Spotify founder made remarks that were tin-eared and tone-deaf...and sadly aren't entirely wrong.
Prolific rocker talks about The Ides of March past & present, his songwriting, and that one song...