Shattered Dreams & Broken Songs: An Interview with Ken Viola
Ken Viola’s 'Shattered Dreams & Broken Songs' emerges as an uncompromising record produced in a true DIY fashion. His deep admiration for Neil Young forms a crucial part...
Ken Viola’s 'Shattered Dreams & Broken Songs' emerges as an uncompromising record produced in a true DIY fashion. His deep admiration for Neil Young forms a crucial part...
Following their 2016 album Calico Review, Allah-Las return with Covers #1, the first in a series of EPs exploring tunes near and new to the band. For the...
Love is an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1965. Led by Arthur Lee, Love was one of the first racially diverse American rock bands. In...
John Hurford was born on a farm in Devon in 1948 and began painting soon after he left school in 1964. Self-taught and with no formal training, he...
A new album by Electric Wizard. Interview with Jus Oborn about Wizard Bloody Wizard available on 17 November 2017. I guess Wizard Bloody Wizard is a step to...
Frank Maston has written a soundtrack for the best movie never made. The songwriter, producer, and now, label head, has spent five years away from his solo project,...
George Brigman recorded 'Jungle Rot' when he was still very young. He was massively influenced by Tony McPhee of the Groundhogs, Captain Beefheart, Harvey Mandel, and Johnny Winter....
Salvation recorded two albums. Originally formed by singer Al Linde and guitarist Joe Tate. Bassist Artie McLean, keyboardist Art Resnick, and drummer Teddy Stewart later completed the original...
Paul Major has lived resolutely on the vanguard of musical culture for nearly a half-century; as a pioneering record collector turned eminent rock and roller, his influence is...
Originally from Portland, the New Tweedy Brothers were formed by brothers Fred and Danny Lackaff plus Dennis Fagaly and Steve Ekman. In 1966, they relocated to San Francisco,...