Disturbed, the Chicago-based band, released their best-selling The Sickness debut in 2000. Spurred by the radio successes of “Down With The Sickness”, “Voices”, “The Game”, and “Stupify”, Disturbed easily climbed…
Alex Lifeson of Rush was never content to remain inactive after the Rush hiatus went into effect. He formed the band, Envy Of None, and released their first album, the…
YES doesn’t need to be explained to anyone. Suffice it to say that they changed the landscape of accessible progressive music. By the time of Fragile and their breakout, albeit…
The Darkness formed in 2000 as a band highlighting the music of the past with a fresher, more updated sound. Their music pleased. With the release of their 2003 debut…
In a bit of a departure -a planned feature of upcoming TAP posts – I’m talking here about a undated but upcoming new album. Today, it’s a mention by Patrick…
Nick Heyward came to prominence after the arrival of his band, Haircut One Hundred. Heyward formed the band in 1980 and by 1981/82. Haircut 100 had four Top Ten UK…
The Boomtown Rats, headed by Bob Geldof, existed primarily from 1975 through 1986. With a series of hits that included “I Don’t Like Mondays”, “Lookin’ After No. 1”, and “She’s…
Eric Clapton is no stranger to us, nor do I need to elaborate in any length on his contributions to Rock and Roll. They’re there. If you’re unaware, then it’s…
Sharon Van Etten is an American singer/songwriter that has captured the hearts of fans. Coupled with a voice that stays with you long after you have heard it, and the…
Dave Mason is not a stranger to the history and the longevity of Rock. He started his short tenure with Traffic back in 1967, leaving after their first album in…
Jon Anderson, once a chief element of original era YES, in lieu of a job with the original band, has employed the musical skills The Band Geeks. The release of…
Mediavolo is a band from France that caters to Ethereal Pop. They are currently the beautiful vocals and lyrics from Géraldine Le Cocq, and the music of Jacques Henry. They…