ALBUM REVIEW: JACKSON AUTOMOTIVE, "Total Trash"
MusicTAP brought you the self-titled debut album from New York City-based Jackson Automotive in 2018 – now they’re back with a sophomore release, Total Trash, and it’s anything but. For…
An Other Thing: In Memoriam – Terry Jones (1942-2020)
The beloved comedian was 77 and had been living with dementia since 2016.
Aerosmith Drummer Joey Kramer Says Band Won’t Let Him Play The Grammys
Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of Aerosmith's lives.
Pearl Jam Posts New Single "Dance Of The Clairvoyants"
The new Pearl Jam single is out, and it is...interesting.
New Solo Album Coming From Chris Maxwell (Skeleton Key, Elegant Too, "Bob's Burgers")
Producer and former Skeleton Key member launches second solo record this February.
New Album From The Click Beetles, "Pop Fossil," Available For Pre-Order From Indiegogo
Band marks return from six year hiatus.
RE:Visit – Foreigner, “Can’t Slow Down” (2009)
Roughly 10 years ago, Foreigner's "Can't Slow Down" didn't do it for me. Has time changed my opinion?
Album Review: The God-Shaped Void by Psychotic Waltz
90’s grunge elements permeate the song set, with some more doom-y Black Sabbath inspirations accenting via Iommi-esque acoustic fluff and Ozzy Osbourne inflected vocals that spew vague menaces wrapped in…
Review: Raphael Weinroth-Browne – "Worlds Within"
Reconsideration, at least in this writer’s case, has been very kind to Raphael Weinroth-Browne. I was introduced last year to the Canadian cellist and post-classical composer by way of Worlds…
Tangerine Dream To Release New Album, Recurring Dreams
For fifty plus years, Tangerine Dream created a wide range of music with a collection of extraordinary musicians. Their music is divided and referred to by specific phases. Today, with…
In Memoriam: Steve Martin Caro, Vocalist for The Left Banke (1948-2020)
Steve Martin Caro made grandeur sound relatable. You probably couldn't sing like him, however.
RE:Visit: About the Singer/Songwriter Julian Lennon
Julian wrote and performed six albums of material. Why can't we talk about that?