Our look back at the best albums of 2013 concludes with picks from Elmore’s publisher Suzanne Cadgene. Mark Knopfler – Privateering Knopfler takes us on a world tour, from “Seattle” to … Read more
The Gregg Allman biopic has its Gregg Allman. Variety reports that Oscar winner William Hurt will play the modern-day version of the Southern rock singer in Midnight Rider, the upcoming film based on … Read more
In a Q&A session on the Third Man Records message board, Jack White announced that he is almost done with the follow-up to his solo debut Blunderbuss. The new, as-of-yet untitled … Read more
Phil Everly, one half of the massively influential early rock duo the Everly Brothers, died this weekend in Burbank, California. He was 74 years old. According to the Los Angeles Times, … Read more
Jam-rock icons Phish played a run of four shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden leading up to and including New Year’s Eve, but the festivities weren’t a good time … Read more
The King of Mope is far from finished. In a Q&A published on the fan site True To You, Morrissey has confirmed that he is back in the studio working … Read more
Our staff picks for 2013’s best albums continue with web editor/reviews editor Kevin Korber. The National – Trouble Will Find Me This Brooklyn band has found subtle ways to tweak their … Read more
A new interview with the surviving members of The Kinks in Uncut reveals that the chances of a reunion in 2014 have gotten much, much better. In the interview, co-founder Ray Davies … Read more
Benjamin Curtis, guitarist for indie-pop duo School Of Seven Bells, died earlier this week after a battle with a rare form of lymphoma. He was 35 years old. Born in … Read more
This year, we’re asking the Elmore staff to pick their favorite albums of 2013. We start with staff writer/festival correspondent Melissa Caruso. Neil Young – Live At The Cellar Door … Read more
