The band known as Blue Öyster Cult started off with a heavy brand of music that eventually transitioned into a top-selling act with the arrival of fan-favorite, “Don’t Fear The…

For those that know, Klark Kent was the side project of Stewart Copeland of The Police. A particular song, “Don’t Care” did not fit The Police, and so Stewart, not…

Bill Nelson, the loved founder of Be Bop Deluxe, as well as a massive handful of solo sets, is remaining creative well into his adulthood. At 74, the music is…

Judas Priest entered the Rock world with Rocka Rolla in 1974 and following up with Sad Wings of Destiny (1976), and a debut on Columbia with Sin After Sin in…

Formed in the UK in 1971, the band known as Camel went on to influence many bands for decades with their progressive/jazz/rock blend. This band, while never completely ignored, never…

YES helped to made Progressive Rock a strong suit in the world of Rock despite bands before them with classic albums. Beginning with their 1969 debut album – Yes, Jon…

10cc broke through with their world-wide hit, “Rubber Bullets”, which came from their 1973 debut album. They were an explosive hit machine in their native UK with four hit singles…

If you’re a fan of Be Bop Deluxe, then get ready for another issue of one of their releases. During their moments of best appreciation, they released a 4-track collection…

At one point, the connective highways of talent and imagination ran through to Electric Light Orchestra. Those two visionaries – Roy Wood, and Jeff Lynne – imagined a classically-tinged brand…

-The Irish band, The Undertones, came along in the late ’70s to perform an interesting brand of music. With Feargal Sharkey in the band, and Billy Doherty as drummer, The…

Madness entered the fray of changing music in the late ’70s with an immaculate album based on the developing Jamaican ska renaissance that permeated much of Rock for a bit.…

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