While a lot has changed since 1911, history repeats itself as far as politics and society are concerned. Continue reading The Mekons Look to Edwardian-Era Britain on Latest Album ‘Ancient and Modern’
It’s been six years since former Rilo Kiley singer Jenny Lewis released a new solo record, but The Voyager was worth the wait. Continue reading CD Review: Jenny Lewis
‘Now’ does something that most veteran bands rarely achieve – striking that perfect balance between recalling a group’s glorious past and yet sounding fresh and contemporary today. Continue reading CD Review: Chicago
What makes this 2-CD set unique is that it includes tracks from ZZ Top’s RCA Records period between 1994 and 2003. Continue reading CD Review: ZZ Top
Originally released in 1978, ‘Parallel Lines’ has been widely regarded by critics as Blondie’s best album. Continue reading Blondie Celebrates 30 Years of ‘Parallel Lines’
Twenty-five years ago, the idea of Queen ever performing a rock concert at Madison Square Garden again, let alone America, would have seemed out of the question. Continue reading Queen + Adam Lambert in NYC
It would be too easy to say that Jethro Tull merely milked the success of Thick as a Brick by doing another concept album on the follow-up A Passion Play. Continue reading CD Review: Jethro Tull
Between 1997 and 2003, the Jayhawks crafted three underrated albums that have just been recently reissued with bonus tracks. Continue reading CD Review: The Jayhawks
Katy Perry’s new signing is back with a new EP. Continue reading CD Review: Ferras
Bob Marley and the Wailers Legend: 30th Anniversary Edition Tuff Gong/Island/UME By David Chiu To say that the compilation album … Continue reading CD Review: Bob Marley
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