Goo Goo Dolls
Photos by Ehud Lazin The Goo Goo Dolls released their 11th studio album, Boxes, on Warner Brother Records in May, and have been touring behind since. They stopped by New York City … Read more
Photos by Ehud Lazin The Goo Goo Dolls released their 11th studio album, Boxes, on Warner Brother Records in May, and have been touring behind since. They stopped by New York City … Read more
Mark Harrison is a London-based, UK acoustic bluesman. Turpentine is his latest self-produced release, featuring thirteen self-penned tracks that showcase his acoustic picking and tasteful slide-work. Harrison is always interesting. Originality … Read more
A round of applause for Athan Maroulis. In the meticulously researched liner notes that accompany The Complete Pompeii Recordings 1968-69, the actor/vocalist/record producer/writer does his level best to make sense … Read more
Dexter Romweber was born the seventh son of a coal miner’s daughter. Though he grew up on the classic rock staples of FM radio, he later steeped himself in 1950s … Read more
You can take this vivid and bone-honest autobio and consider it many ways. Maybe it’s the one legendary, never-ending show, where the rarities and greatest hits all get roared out … Read more
For Grateful Dead fans, the show’s never quite over. Even when lead guitarist Jerry Garcia died 21 years ago, the band kept on truckin’ in various configurations. Rounder Record’s new … Read more
Grit, Grease & Tears translates here to grit, growl and good-old-fashioned rocking blues music, pretty much at its best. A dozen tracks of ramped-up music garnished with Ryder’s searing, gutsy … Read more
One of the most important and well-established jazz-based events in Europe, the annual London Jazz Festival, now in its twenty-fourth year, is worked across a variety of sites, including many … Read more
Jimbo Mathus is probably best known for his work with the Squirrel Nut Zippers, the retro swing band who became a sensation in the 1990s, disbanded and recently reunited. But … Read more
Canadian Kaia Kater comes to the table with a sophomore release featuring fifteen tracks that showcase her own writing skills firmly at the fore, with a couple of traditional interloping … Read more