Am I the only person to find it odd that after 18 albums and 38 years of being one of the biggest and best progressive acts in the world, Rush have only just go...
I’ll admit it, when I first heard that Black Mountain was going to be soundtracking a movie my first thoughts were “What?!" and then "Interesting.” Upon finding...
I’m not sure how many of you guys over the pond know of this, but over here in the UK there’s a magazine in the UK called Classic Rock who’ve been blazing ahe...
Every band has their cult album; an album that is revered in critical circles and fan circles, but, for reasons unknown, will never be the first album that’s re...
In many ways, when you listen to A Saucerful of Secrets you’re listening to the very beginning of Pink Floyd as we know them: the emphasis on soundscapes, feel ...
A long, long time ago we used to have to study "music heritage" in school during music class. It was tedious and basically talked about how cultures had their o...
I’m one of those people that strongly dislikes stereotypes and feel pretty bad about myself if I support one, but I’m going to break my rule here and say, there...
It’s an upsetting thought anytime I say or think it, but we’re living in a post-White Stripes world. It’s either a testament to Jack and Meg White’s unique visi...
You’ll all have to bear with me on this one; I don’t think I’ve ever had to write a review as challenging as this. When a band doesn’t have lyrics, and no vocal...
Ignore those words you’ve probably read about how The Maccabees are living up to their billing as the "British Arcade Fire" on third album, Given to the Wild. I...
