Several years ago musician John Doe toured with Wilco, who were taking fans’ requests of what songs the group should perform onstage through their Website. Continue reading John Doe Balances Punk and Country With X and the Sadies
When Genesis’ Mike Rutherford started Mike + the Mechanics 30 years ago, it was more of an informal musical solo project as opposed to a proper band. Continue reading Mike + the Mechanics
The Ultravox frontman played a solo set during a two-night stand at the famed Iridium in New York’s Times Square. Continue reading Midge Ure at the Iridium
Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti (Deluxe Edition) Swan Song/Atlantic/Rhino by David Chiu One of the greatest double albums in rock, Led Zeppelin’s … Continue reading Led Zeppelin
Twenty-two years later, the trio of Juliana Hatfield, Todd Philips, and Dean Fisher have reunited for a new record Whatever, My Love and a tour. Continue reading The Juliana Hatfield Three
It only seems appropriate that the former singer of Katrina and the Waves released her first new album in 10 years on the eve of “Walking on Sunshine”’s 30th anniversary. Continue reading Katrina Leskanich
An interview with Scissor Sisters’ co-singer Ana Matronic from 2012. Continue reading Scissor Sisters’ Ana Matronic Dishes on Duran Duran, Drag-Queen Lingo and Playing the Tower of London
The British New Romantic movement lost a pioneer on Thursday when it was reported that Visage singer Steve Strange died of a heart attack at the age of 55. Continue reading Remembering Visage Singer Steve Strange
Jolie Holland’s music is steeped in haunting American Gothic imagery. Continue reading Killing You Softly: Jolie Holland’s Croon Is Pure Blue
Don’t be misled by the title of John Tillman’s (a.k.a. Father John Misty) latest album. Continue reading Father John Misty
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