Steve Hackett, the guitar virtuoso of Genesis before his departure in 1977 to pursue a solo career, has been in perpetual busyness. With 27 solo releases to his name, Steve…
The BIG news of the day represents a bit of a cash grab for McCartney fans but if you’re a hardcore fan, it definitely belongs in the library for you.…
The Jesus and Mary Chain band released their first album, Psychocandy, to immediate fame in the UK markets. Even the US got in on the band although at a distance…
When Alabama Shakes released their phenomenal Platinum hit, Boys & Girls back in 2012, they created a sound quake that resonated with Blues and Soul fans of Rock. The hit,…
MGMT formed back in the early ’00s and left a string of popular neo-psych albums before taking a break and going dark for a few years. Their catalogue consists of…
One of the well remembered bands from the ’70s were Thin Lizzy. The band enjoyed plenty of success on the jet trails of Jailbreak (1976) with strong forward movement. However,…
UFO released Lights Out back in 1977. It follows three previously released chart sets that include Phenomenon (1974), Force It (1975), and No Heavy Petting (1976). (Two earlier titles are…
Dhani Harrison is prominently recognized as the son of the late George Harrison. But he is also well remembered for his own music compositions that include soundtrack work on films,…
We last heard from UK band, The Rifles, on the release of their 2016 set – Big Life. If you’re unaware of The Rifles, then think Alternative Indie in the…
Last year, Thom Yorke and Johnny Greenwood, both of Radiohead, joined forces to deliver an enticing side project – The Smile. Along with Tom Skinner (drums), the trio issued an…
Sometimes I arrive late to the party…more than I sometimes like to admit but…I did miss the newest Metric release announcement, an album which dropped on October 13. And while…
The ’90s were a rich period of shoegaze, ethereal bands that sometimes grazed in the grasslands of the ’80s. One of the labels that nurtured those talents was 4AD. It…
