Albert Collins
Ever the philosopher, guitarist Carlos Santana once proclaimed, “A man’s tone is his face.” Santana’s words ring especially true when describing the late bluesman Albert Collins. Beneath Collins’ tough, weathered … Read more
Posted in March, 2016
ZZ Top – 4/13 – Pikes Peak Center (Colorado Springs, CO)
Houston-born rock band ZZ Top have maintained the same line-up for almost 50 years, operating with a rare band camaraderie that has contributed to their success and talent through the … Read more
The Brothers Comatose
After solidifying their reputation through constant touring and two stellar previous releases, the Brothers Comatose’s latest effort offers a case study in tightly tailored musicianship and the kind of close-knit … Read more
Exclusive: Sink Into Angelic Vocals With Katie Garibaldi’s New Track “Delightful”
With seven full-length records under her belt and an upcoming EP releasing next month, Americana singer-songwriter Katie Garibaldi is not new to the music scene, but she is most certainly … Read more
Hotel Lights
It boggles the mind at times when one considers how much memorable music is currently available for consumption, but that it somehow still flies too far below the radar to … Read more
Bad Company & Joe Walsh – 5/12 – Gexa Energy Pavilion (Dallas,…
With a collective 50+ years of experience playing sold out shows across the world, rocking out on stage and in the studio, English rock supergroup Bad Company and rock guitarist/singer-songwriter … Read more
Exclusive: Relax To Roots Music With Andy Ferrell’s New Track “High Water, Low…
Growing up to a folk guitarist father in Boone, North Carolina (home of the late Doc Watson, country artist and guitar mastermind), it’s no wonder that young singer-songwriter Andy Ferrell … Read more
Wayfaring Strangers
The first track on Cosmic American Music feels like an old soul. This is the music you would find on a record in your parents’ basement. It’s something you heard … Read more
John Cale
Dubbed a “complete new reworking” of his 1982 album Music For A New Society, Cale’s sixteenth studio album looks backwards in more ways than one. For starters, there’s the fact … Read more
Marlon Williams
Building on a promising career begun in 2007, this self-titled debut from New Zealand native Marlon Williams is an assured record of country and folk-flecked sincerity. Album opener “Hello Miss … Read more
