David Gilmour Returns With New Solo Album – Luck And Strange
David Gilmour was an essential part of the successes that Pink Floyd enjoyed during it long and fruitful career. His contributions to the band lasted through 14 albums, two more…
THE dB’s SEMINAL DEBUT “STANDS FOR DECIBELS” TO FINALLY BE REISSUED IN THE U.S.
This is huge. And SO important. And LONG OVERDUE. And VERY WELCOMED. I’ll let you read the press release I received just a few minutes ago, courtesy of Wendy Brynford-Jones,…
Eric Clapton To Release A Live Aid Show With To Save A Child
Eric Clapton, once an essential part of the ’60s with his many bands that he performed with, and his ’70s and ’80s solo works that garnered plenty of attention. While…
Quadio Series Expand With The Asylum Albums (1972-1975) With Joni Mitchell Classics
Rhino Entertainment has pleased hi-res fans with the emergence of the Quadio series. With several rounds currently in release, it’s only reasonable to see more arriving. The next batch will…
Little Feat Celebrate 50th Anniversary Of Feats Don’t Fail Me Now With Deluxe Set
Little Feat, a southern Rock band formed in the early ’70s that gained fan respect but ended not too long afterward by the age-old complaint, artist differences. But by the…
CAN Live Series Continues With Live In Aston 1977
CAN, the ’60s German experimental phenomenon, performed until well into the ’80s. Their last album was Rite Time, completed and issued in 1989. To celebrate their live finesse, Spoon Records…
Camera Obscura Returns With A New Album – Look To The East, Look To The West
Camera Obscura are a Scottish band that formed in 1996 but did not release an album until 2001. Theirs is a familiar but distinctive indie Pop sound that has yielded…
Review: Away Within – Mediavolo
After a hiatus of approximately 11 years, the core of Mediavolo has reunited to release a new album. For quite some time, we have missed the beautiful vocals of Géraldine…
Barry Adamson (Magazine/Buzzcocks/Bad Seeds) To Release New Album – Cut To Black
In the arrival of Magazine to the post-punk movement back in the late ’70s, Barry Adamson became a respected bass player. As Magazine gave up the ghost in 1981 (after…
Al Stewart To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Of Past, Present and Future
Al Stewart gained a sizeable audience with the release and promotion of his best known album – Year Of The Cat upon its release in 1976. That album is a…
Apology To Every Ignored Artist
It falls to me to state the obvious, and to offer a blanket apology to every artist out who has created art…that got ignored. For days (for decades actually), I…
U.K. Subs To Issue Live Set From 2023 Tour – The Last Will And Testament Of U.K. Subs
From the musically chaotic years of the late ’70s, the emergence of Punk music was designed to present a new order designed to displace the “aging” rock bands of the…