A New Man In Black
By Emily Gawlak [W]ith music these days converging towards the center, growing more and more similar with each new electronic voice modification device, folk singer Sean Rowe ambles and … Read more
Features
Graham Nash: This Boy Wants To Know Everything
By Mike Jurkovic Photos By Derek Meade [N]ash,” he greets me, in that seer-like voice several generations have now sung along with. And it is that same warm … Read more
New Music Seminar
The key takeaways from this seminar on the changing nature of the music business involved success: achieving success, and the very definition of success. Both are more complex than ever. … Read more
Goodbye: Chris Squire (1948-2015)
Before Geddy Lee, Mike Rutherford and Les Claypool all turned the bass guitar into the creative virtuoso’s instrument of choice, there was Chris Squire. The Fish. The man who, … Read more
Hollis Brown: ‘3 Shots’ That Will Change American Music
by Melissa Caruso [I]t seems like just yesterday that Hollis Brown was playing their hearts out all around NYC’s seedy dive bar and club scene to a mere handful … Read more
A New Day For Ryley Walker
by Keith Hadad [W]ith the last gasp of the bitter, steely winter months nearly behind us, the release of Primrose Green, Ryley Walker’s sophomore album, is like a deep soak … Read more
On The Radar: Turbo Fruits Are In Control
by Melissa Caruso [O]f course they release their album on 4/20. Turbo Fruits deliver their fourth installment, No Control, with the backing of Thirty Tigers and Black Keys drummer Patrick … Read more
Cindy Cashdollar Bids Austin Farewell
By Donna Marie Miller [R]ecently, at the One-2-One Bar in Austin, TX, supergroup Texas Guitar Women (with special guests Marcia Ball and Rosie Flores) toasted some teary goodbyes … Read more
Taking Back Sunday Hard At Work
By Mark Shreve [T]aking Back Sunday is a working band. Since they formed on Long Island in 1999, they’ve weathered six member changes and four record labels and … Read more
Six-Foot Town
By Billy Rosenbeck [I]t’s a Thursday in mid-November, and Liz Longley is on stage inside a modest, understated brick building tucked away on Masonic Street in Northampton, Massachusetts. … Read more
