Indigo Girls are an essential part of any folk lover’s music collection. The duo self-released their firs album back in 1985, with their first major label release coming on Epic…
Ray Davies is no stranger to the world of music. With more than 20 studio sets for several big labels (Pye, RCA, Arista, MCA, Columbia) with The Kinks, and five…
The band known as Guadalcanal Diary arrived in the American Pop culture back in 1984 with the re-release of their big label Elektra debut, Walking In The Shadow of The…
Since the late ’80s, the folk rock band made up of mostly the Timmins family, including the voice of Margo Timmins, have released a series of approachable and endearing albums.…
The last time that Florence Welch graced us with great new original music was back in 2015 with How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. With that album, we were given…
Gun ‘n Roses appeared in the late ’80s much after the the era of New Wave and Post-Punk began to drift off to sleep. Yes, you had “hair” bands in…
Lycia is a band that even Peter Steele of Type O Negative envied. With an unmatched, never imitated style of ambient textures, Lycia created mood masterpieces that still stand the…
Punk Music arrived in the ’70s designed to both give voice to a disenfranchised youth, and to unseat the perceived “dinosaurs” of Rock. In many ways, it actually did a…
When it comes to Procol Harum, no other label has been as attentive to their catalog than Cherry Red UK. In the past, remastered and expanded editions of A Salty…
As with The Yardbirds, a band that had a seismic after-effect on the world of Rock and Roll as a growth medium, so was Buffalo Springfield. With massive talents within,…
For those with obscurity syndrome, there is a band from the late ’70s by the name of the Fabulous Poodles. Often fondly referred to as The Fab Poos, this band…
Big Country enjoyed a popularity with the release of their first album, The Crossing. I contained their hit, “Big Country”, endearing a nation of UK fans to their songs. After…