With his sailing vocals and explosive instrumentals, Brooklyn singer/songwriter Joe Marson is singlehandedly reinventing what it means to have soul by blending pop elements with soul grooves and catchy lyrics. … Read more
You may not know Guy Webster’s name, but you certainly know his work. Although he’s taken renowned photographs of everyone from Bill Clinton to Jack Nicholson to Truman Capote … Read more
It is truly incredible to think that it has been 40 years since the original release of Led Zeppelin’s monumental record Physical Graffiti. The album is one of the most … Read more
Since none of the Beatles could read music at first, their music publisher transcribed the lyrics from studio tapes. As the author of The Beatles: The Authorized Biography (1968), Hunter … Read more
Nashville’s Turbo Fruits have long been one of the best things to come out of that city’s psych-rock scene. Their fried, raucous take on familiar garage-rock sounds has helped them … Read more
A beautiful ode to her ailing father, singer/songwriter Tanya Leah’s project Roses for Panjo releases Somewhere Beautiful to an audience of dreamers and enthusiasts. Teeming with sparkling lullabies and hopeful–albeit … Read more
Twenty-five years after breaking through and winning the hearts of American music fans, BoDeans are still going strong. The group have worked with the likes of T-Bone Burnett and Talking … Read more
After an illness left Brad Reiman deaf in his left ear, he stepped away from music. But not for long. After college and a series of backpacking adventures around the … Read more
Bobby Emmons, the musician and songwriter who was a staple of the music scenes in Nashville and Memphis for decades, has died, according to a report in the Memphis Commercial Appeal. … Read more
Who says that rockabilly is dead? As long as the Reverend Horton Heat is out there touring and making records, rockabilly will be alive and well. Over the course of … Read more
