Street Songs & Steel Guitars: An Interview with Cary Baker on Down on the Corner
Cary Baker was just a suburban Chicago kid with ears wide open when his dad took him to Maxwell Street one day in 1970. There, on a cracked...
Cary Baker was just a suburban Chicago kid with ears wide open when his dad took him to Maxwell Street one day in 1970. There, on a cracked...
Sacred Blade are back from the depths of metal history with the Supreme Echo reissue of Of 'The Sun + Moon,' an album that’s long been recognized as...
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As a freelance writer who sometimes covers music, I receive a ton of publicity emails from labels and press outfits promoting various releases. I always read the texts...
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When James Brandon Lewis lifts the horn, something ancient stirs—history, memory, spirit—but what pours out is unmistakably now. Raised on truth and trained in curiosity, he’s not here...
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