Insights: The Most Relevant Album of Today Is From 1971
The Kinks ‘Muswell Hillbillies” predicted everything that’s going on today – a world gone crazy with technology, addictions, and fantasies.
Read moreThe Kinks ‘Muswell Hillbillies” predicted everything that’s going on today – a world gone crazy with technology, addictions, and fantasies.
Read moreSteeped in Black and Afrocentric cultural influences, Black Thunder is Brittany Davis’ most poignant and cathartic work to date.
Read moreLinda Ronstadt simply cannot be categorized, except to say that she was the finest female vocalist of the 20th century.
Read moreTalented instrumental rock trio LaMP issues their second album, One of Us, replete with a deep groove and an epic feel.
Read moreThe songs on this album are filled with heartbreak, desire and sadness, and the loss of the magic they experienced in making music together.
Read moreThe Best of Isaac Hayes features his biggest-selling hits in a new compilation featuring remastered audio for vinyl LP and hi-res digital.
Read more“Home At Last” is a restrained masterwork and as the centerpiece of the album Aja it is clearly inspired by the Ancient Greek writer Homer.
Read moreHere are our top 10 reasons for the longevity of The Rolling Stones and the relatively early demise of The Beatles.
Read moreWhen the B side of a record becomes the A side: the story behind Buddy Holly’s “Well Alright”
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