2019
Friday's Playlist: Children of Sabbath
This Friday's playlist was inspired by the Saint Vitus concert we attended last week , a beer-fuell…
This Friday's playlist was inspired by the Saint Vitus concert we attended last week , a beer-fuell…
No one expected Bad Religion to release their best album 40 years into they career, probably because pu…
Black Sabbath have sowed their seed quite extensively and they have quite a number of bastard children t…
Nearly three years after his last Paris date , Stanley Clarke is back in a slightly different format…
OK. I'm sorry. I've tried. Up until now I really, really tried to keep it somewhat tasteful a…
Lacuna is Trixie Whitley's third record. Her debut album Fourth Corner was and remains one of my fa…
The Quireboys' new record shares a title with a 1996 LP by the Posies , but apart from the quality o…
22° Lunar Halo finds Sigur Rós in an even more ethereal and abstract mood than ever before. The record i…
Even though Bruce Hornsby's sound has undeniably evolved over the past thirty-something years, and …
Almost exactly two years after his last Paris dates , Bob Dylan is back in Paris for three nights at the …
Mikkey Dee spent a quarter of a century drumming for one of the most famous (and infamous) heavy rock ba…
The Invisible Light: Acoustic Space is an inviting, intriguing record. If the title evokes a light, br…
Today marks the 65th anniversary of the recording of Rock Around The Clock by Bill Haley & the Comets. …
Last time I saw John Mayall was about a quarter century ago. Back then, he was still playing with a versi…
You should know by now that Big Crown Records can do no wrong: all of their releases are consistently ex…
This Friday's Playlist theme is a little morbid since it was prompted by the anniversary of the deaths o…
It's only April but the new album by Tedeschi/trucks band is already shaping up to be one of the best…
Face The Music is Burning Rain's fourth album in 20 years, which is understandable when you look at …
The Rolling Stones have cancelled their upcoming tour because Mick Jagger is getting heart surgery.