[ad_1] Houston rapper Hyro the Hero isn’t much of a rapper. His music is inspired by hard rock as well as hip-hop. He has collaborated with Disturbed, Hellyeah and Atreyu and has Slipknot at the top of his list of dream collaborators. Photo: José Cantu / José Cantu Hyro TheRead More →
[ad_1] By Tiffany Hu (January 4, 2022, 4:42 PM EST) – The Ninth Circuit reversed a lower court’s decision to certify two categories of artists and musicians who sued Wolfgang’s Vault online concert archive for alleged infringement of copyright, concluding that individual problems predominate over those affecting the proposed classes.Read More →
[ad_1] Eric clapton By Michael Christophe Columnist on the rock music menu Welcome to this year’s edition of Rock Music Menu’s “New Year’s Resolutions for Rockers in Need”, where we help often busy musicians set goals for the next 12 months. It is not an easy job, but it mustRead More →
[ad_1] Metaphor, allegory, and ambiguous language are often used in music to disguise the true meaning of a song. The lyrics to Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds went over the heads of many who were unfamiliar with LSD. Blondie’s One Way Or Another may sound like a romantic ballad,Read More →
[ad_1] With a significant number of tracks released as albums and singles and a dozen more in preparation for future release, up-and-coming artist John Lowman is set to make his way into the music world. Emerging artist John Lowman is a massive force to be reckoned with in the musicRead More →
[ad_1] After his revival in recent weeks, Federico Bernardeschi has become the darling of the city of Turin. The Juventus winger ended his year leaving the pitch with a standing ovation from the Allianz Stadium crowd after contributing a goal and an assist in his side’s 2-0 win over Cagliari.Read More →
[ad_1] By Michel Christophe Rock Music Menu Columnist It’s beyond last minute to find a gift for the music lover in your life, but don’t panic; Rock Music Menu is here with the annual holiday gift guide to help the desperate. This week, we’re looking at 10 of the bestRead More →
[ad_1] As some proclaim the death of rock and roll – including Gene Simmons, who felt last year that new bands “haven’t taken the time to create glamor, excitement and epic stuff” – others have much more hope for the future of guitar music. Take Alice Cooper, for example, whoRead More →
[ad_1] The frontman of My Chemical Romance Gerard Road spoke about the resurgence of rock music in pop culture, saying people “miss the sound of the guitar”. In a new interview, Way discussed the perennial arguments that rock is dead, his love for the band Nirvana, and his opinions onRead More →
[ad_1] Emilie Weaving is not your usual Stem ambassador Many 10-year-old girls write letters to themselves as adults. Few say that when they are older they will be the team manager of Italian motorcycle rider Valentino Rossi. Almost 20 years later, mechanical engineer Emilie Weaving is still chasing her dream,Read More →
[ad_1] My column as we see it in the November 2021 issue of Stereophile was a heartfelt expression of regret for my inability to connect with current rock music. It ended with a request for recommendations. I have them. What’s more, most (but not quite) of those who responded foundRead More →
[ad_1] The shopping season is pretty much over this year and if you’re struggling to find something to attract the music lover into your life, Rock Music Menu is here with the annual holiday gift guide to help you out. This week, we take a look at 10 of theRead More →
[ad_1] NEWS | CHARACTERISTICS | OVERVIEW | EVENTS originally published: 12/11/2021 Leon Gozbekian, a music industry photographer presented his first book, “All Access Concert & Backstage Photos, a Photo Essay of my Journey as a Music Photographer”. A great addition to the coffee table, the book features over 600 photographsRead More →
[ad_1] Do people still listen to rock music? Rock music is loved by many people for various reasons, the love for alternative rock music is a major factor in this regard and those who love rock music are drawn to it because it offers an alternative way to escape fromRead More →
[ad_1] Advertising The Udsen family of Castoro Cellars donates yet another part of the Whale Rock Music and Arts festival proceeds to TIMBA. December 6, 2021 (Templeton, CA) December 8 – Whale Rock 2021 was the 8th edition of music and the arts festival orchestrated by the Udsen family fromRead More →
[ad_1] Punk has become emblematic of everything rebellious. If rock is the genre that gives authority to the middle finger, then punk hits authority in the jaw and spits in his bruised face. Punk has its roots in the early 1960s, with bands primarily from the Detroit music scene rejectingRead More →
[ad_1] By Andrew Karpan (December 2, 2021, 8:56 p.m. EST) – A Ninth Circuit panel will examine next week whether a California federal court has falsely certified classes of rock musicians and songwriters accusing a website of marketing unauthorized recordings. allowed rock concerts. Alleged owners of online concert archive calledRead More →
[ad_1] SAN JOSE, Calif .– Mike Katz and Crispin Kott want to take you on a journey through the history of Bay Area music. If you’re a game, all you have to do is pick up a copy of the “Rock and Roll Explorer Guide to San Francisco and theRead More →
[ad_1] Covering someone else’s gear has been the norm since rock and roll has been around. While some people like to think that artists “borrow” their song ideas a little too much, the foundation of rock was the same blues groups that jam in their garage on other people’s material.Read More →
[ad_1] Make a donation To donate via venmo, see arkansasonline.com/1118mystro/ He’s Mystro, with just to be different, and don’t bother asking for another name. “You don’t understand that,” he said firmly. “I had a sound company and did a lot of outdoor festivals and people knew me as Mystro. IRead More →
[ad_1] Make a donation To donate via venmo, see arkansasonline.com/1118mystro/ He’s Mystro, with just to be different, and don’t bother asking for another name. “You don’t understand that,” he said firmly. “I had a sound company and did a lot of outdoor festivals and people knew me as Mystro. IRead More →
[ad_1] Make a donation To donate via venmo, see arkansasonline.com/1118mystro/ He’s Mystro, with just to be different, and don’t bother asking for another name. “You don’t understand that,” he said firmly. “I had a sound company and did a lot of outdoor festivals and people knew me as Mystro. IRead More →
[ad_1] SAN JOSE, Calif .– Mike Katz and Crispin Kott want to take you on a journey through the history of Bay Area music. If you’re a game, all you have to do is pick up a copy of the “Rock and Roll Explorer Guide to San Francisco and theRead More →
[ad_1] SAN JOSE, Calif .– Mike Katz and Crispin Kott want to take you on a journey through the history of Bay Area music. If you’re into a game, all you have to do is pick up a copy of the “Rock and Roll Explorer Guide to San Francisco andRead More →
[ad_1] On Sunday, November 21, the polarizing but award-winning pop-punk rock star Machine Gun Kelly won the American Music Award for Favorite Rock Artist at the 2021 AMAs. He beat Foo Fighters, Glass Animals and All Time Low for the prize. In his acceptance speech, seemingly making the headlines, MGKRead More →
[ad_1] After months of deprivation of live music, people slowly began to return to pubs, theaters and arenas. No one failed to pay double the acceptable amount for a pint – or to have half the contents of said pint splashed all over them for that matter – but theRead More →
[ad_1] There will always be rock music albums that will go down in history as classics in their own right. It doesn’t take a rock and roll enthusiast to tell you that something like Led Zeppelin IV or The Dark Side of the Moon are some of the best examplesRead More →
[ad_1] Mike Katz and Crispin Kott want to take you on a journey through the history of Bay Area music. If you’re into a game, all you have to do is pick up a copy of the “Rock and Roll Explorer Guide to San Francisco and the Bay Area,” theirRead More →
[ad_1] Stevie Nicks and Jimi Hendrix are two of the biggest names in rock music history, and they even performed on the same stage when Nicks opened a show in Hendrix in the late 1960s. Nicks has opened up in various interviews over the years about the effect Hendrix hasRead More →
[ad_1] Charmie Joy Pagulong – The Filipina Star November 14, 2021 | 00:00 Måneskin thinks rock music is coming back. “I think slowly, maybe it’s coming back. The fact that this kind of music is working really well again proves to people and bands that maybe they want to doRead More →
[ad_1] Rammstein rocker Richard Kruspe has spoken of the current state of the rock scene, saying “the rebellion in rock music is sort of over.” In a recent interview with Summa Inferno To discuss his new album from his project Emigrate, Kruspe reflected on what rock music means to fans,Read More →
[ad_1] Rock and roll tends to take care of itself much more than the pop market. While most costumes tend to let their great performers down like flies, people like Radiohead and U2 wouldn’t be where they are today if they didn’t get it right on their next rounds ofRead More →
[ad_1] Nico Marks spent his youthful days in Long Beach, surfing, skateboarding, and listening and playing punk rock music. For a while, Nico Marks lived on a beach in Jamaica. He made a living working as a plumber on the island paradise. He loved the beaches, surfing and playing music.Read More →
[ad_1] Capcom has announced that it will add four new music tracks in the upcoming Monster BGM: Rock Version DLC Pack for Monster hunter rise. It will include the rock version of “Breath of Ire” previously presented at the Tokyo Game Show 2021. The track will be available in twoRead More →
[ad_1] When it comes to rock and roll, we’ve always had drummer jokes. Even back in the days when the drummer came to the fore, it’s hard to shake off the Spinal Tap cliché that the drummer is either the dumbest or the most reliable member of the band. IfRead More →
[ad_1] Express news service GADAG: It’s rock music, rather rocks that make music. A piece of stone lying in front of a temple near the town of Itagi in the district of Gadag, without attracting much attention for a long time, is now in the news. A video of aRead More →
[ad_1] Although throughout the ’90s MTV began to dedicate more of its slots to reality shows and celebrity-centric slag, music video gaming was still going strong. A larger budget, developments in CGI, and the emergence of new musical genres have all contributed to ever more innovative and exciting ways ofRead More →
[ad_1] It is impossible to imagine the landscape of alternative music without the upheaval of the industry. Without love, which came out 30 years ago. When My Bloody Valentine burst onto the scene in the late 1980s, no one knew what to think. Their almost mystical balance of loud andRead More →
[ad_1] Recently I noticed a little drama on Twitter about someone declaring tapes to be “out of date” – now, as with any internet drama, much of that shouldn’t impact your life and be avoided at all costs. But the crash raised an interesting duality: From a data storage perspective,Read More →
[ad_1] After a year of hiatus, a familiar sound returned to downtown Gainesville: punk rock music. “Fest” is a 19-year-old punk rock music festival held annually in Gainesville. In 2020, the underground event was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year, Fest 19 curator and owner Tony Weinbender saidRead More →
[ad_1] Fab The Duo – Greg Driscoll and Brendan Eprile (promotional photos via Instagram) Out of band Fab Le Duo celebrates the release of his second EP, Toxic air and attitudes, a collection of high octane alternative rock tracks with a decidedly modern and weird touch. They have a currentRead More →
[ad_1] It’s Halloween, which means we have to talk about Christmas. And one of the most enduring songs of the season – not “Christmas Is the Time to Say ‘I Love You’” by Billy Squier – but the bilingual classic “Feliz Navidad” by José Feliciano. Since last year was completelyRead More →
[ad_1] It’s Halloween, which means we have to talk about Christmas. And one of the most enduring songs of the season – not “Christmas Is the Time to Say ‘I Love You’” by Billy Squier – but the bilingual classic “Feliz Navidad” by José Feliciano. Since last year was completelyRead More →
[ad_1] It’s Halloween, which means we have to talk about Christmas. And one of the season’s most enduring songs — not Billy Squier’s “Christmas Is the Time to Say ‘I Love You” — but José Feliciano’s bilingual classic “Feliz Navidad.” Since last year was completely shut down, now is theRead More →
[ad_1] Most people think of yoga as a serene, gentle way to commune with your soul and become more flexible. There is no screaming, no swearing, no aggressive rock music and certainly no middle finger. Obviously, they haven’t come across the yoga of rage yet. The Canadian Lindsay Istace isRead More →
[ad_1] Jimi from Top Left Club live at Brunswick Basement Bar, Hove 23.10.21 (photo Watkins cris/PunkInFocus) (Click on the photo to enlarge) HAUT GAUCHE CLUB + OHMNS + HUMAN INVENTION – LE CAVE BAR, BRUNSWICK, HOVE 23.10.21 Local concert promoters Weirdsville and Stay sick tonight put a trio of punkRead More →
[ad_1] Many luminaries of the country’s music scene have moved from balcony to stage during this decade, writes David McPherson Richard Beland The Tragically Hip first gained international attention on the Massey Hall stage in the late 1980s. The following is taken from the forthcoming Massey Hall book by DavidRead More →
[ad_1] In many ways, the 2000s were a great time for rock ‘n’ roll. Arguably the last stand of guitar music, there were formidable new bands like Arctic Monkeys, veterans like Radiohead hitting a rich series of shapes, a brief but glorious New York scene bringing us The Strokes etRead More →
[ad_1] It gets really tiring to hear some of the old souls in music say how much better music was in their day. Now that we have the live broadcast, it’s easier than ever for the artists to present their performances to all of us. Then again, when you seeRead More →
[ad_1] LENOX – Many locals still call it “the duck farm” – officially, the Stonover Inn, a historic Under Mountain Road property owned for 20 years by former rock music producer Tom Werman and his wife, Suky, an educator who reinvented himself as an art gallery curator for the farm’sRead More →
[ad_1] NEW PORT RICHEY – Sharing a passion for music has brought together more than three friends since childhood, this widened the opportunities for local artists to perform in New Port Richey’s premier Monufest. Ashtray Monument, a local label created by Drew Williams, Louis Ciper and Jay MacDonald in 2018,Read More →
[ad_1] The history of music is littered with those moments that changed the cause of its evolution. As music scholars endlessly debate the origins of this genre or movement, it’s difficult to pinpoint exactly what sparked certain trends. That said, there are those moments that are universally accepted as beingRead More →
[ad_1] Abhishek Kalia New Delhi : This Indian musical artist has already made a place for himself in the hearts of listeners from an early age. People walk their respective paths, believing that they will go with the flow and achieve the desired success. However, there are many challenges withRead More →
[ad_1] There is a certain respect that comes with being the leader of a group. No matter what’s going on in the studio, people will have their eyes drawn to you every time they take the stage. You better make sure you have that stage presence because you might haveRead More →
[ad_1] The role of the bassist has been pretty much written in rock music since its inception. If you are having a hard time with the singer overcoming you, imagine how the guy holding the bass in the background feels. That being said, there are still some bass players whoRead More →
[ad_1] Later this month, the David Bowie Estate will launch Bowie 75, a year-long celebration to mark David Bowie’s 75th birthday, which will kick off with the opening of two experiential pop-up stores. One will be located in his hometown of London at the site of Ziggy Stardust’s first confirmedRead More →
[ad_1] The 90s may have been the last great decade for rock music. With guitar bands booming thanks to Nirvana and the excesses of the ’70s and’ 80s going out of style, there has never been a better time to form a band and start making tracks. Complexity and indulgenceRead More →
[ad_1] Being in a rock band is not that different from being in a marriage. Since you have to spend almost every waking hour on the road together, you’ll at least need to get along to some extent if you even hope to stay together for a very long time.Read More →
[ad_1] Quarrels between musicians are as much a part of rock music as guitars and cocaine. With all the fragile egos swirling around in a haze of booze, adultery and media tabloids, it’s inevitable that music’s big names will end up rubbing shoulders in a less than cordial mansion. SometimesRead More →
[ad_1] Book ‘Fillmore East: The Venue That Changed Rock Music Forever’ available now from journalist / photographer Frank Mastropolo This year marks the 50th anniversary of the closure of Fillmore East, promoter Bill Graham’s rock mecca in New York’s East Village. A celebrity show on June 27, 1971, conducted byRead More →
[ad_1] Did MTV Make Music Videos Uncool? From its heyday in the ’80s to’ 90s, if you weren’t getting video on MTV, you’re probably not going to be successful. Having a good clip was the key to being recognized. Once kids could put a face to a name, the popularityRead More →
[ad_1] Determined to host this year’s Philly Music Fest, organizers have carefully considered various safety protocols, as well as vaccination and infection rates in the Philadelphia area, and will move forward with the annual music festival in non-profit made up entirely of Philly Band. Due to the ongoing pandemic, someRead More →
[ad_1] Published on 09/30/2021 at 11:11 AM , update at 11:31 (AFP) – Can rock and roll protect against bear attacks? It is the hope of a region in northern Japan, which has commissioned a hymn to caution to warn residents of the threat posed by these animals, which areRead More →
[ad_1] Bear Jovi? Residents of the northern Japanese region of the country’s Iwate Prefecture use rock music to protect themselves from bear attacks. Amid a spike in bear sightings in rural Japan, the local government used a commissioned rock song that will be played throughout the region. “So you thinkRead More →
[ad_1] Can rock’n’roll protect people from bear attacks? A Japanese region hopes so and has commissioned a warning hymn warning residents of the threat from its Ursine inhabitants. Bears are common across Japan and regularly set off frantic hunts when they venture into cities, where they have attacked and evenRead More →
[ad_1] Determined to host this year’s Philly Music Fest, organizers have carefully considered various safety protocols, as well as vaccination and infection rates in the Philadelphia area, and will move forward with the annual music festival in non-profit made up entirely of Philly Band. Due to the ongoing pandemic, someRead More →
[ad_1] Two rock groups, Tool and alt-J, recently announced that they will perform in San Diego on their upcoming tours in 2022. Tool made the announcement of its 2022 North American tour on Monday, which includes a stop at Viejas Arena at San Diego State University on January 19, 2022.Read More →
[ad_1] Victoria’s rock music artist Steve Moffitt gives striking performances in his two new tracks that clearly describe her intensity and her daring choices to stand out. There is a firm trend in the music industry to stick to the same old styles and use specific sounds. But sometimes musicRead More →
[ad_1] Covering up another artist’s material can be considered one of the greatest compliments one musician can give to another. When Jimi Hendrix covered Sgt. Pepper in 1967 was simply to pay homage to a group of musicians he respected and admired (maybe there was a little flexing in theRead More →
[ad_1] British rock stars are a special breed, and we’ve had some great ones over the years. This list could undoubtedly be compiled only from leaders drawn from the 1960s and 1970s, so many have those decades been inundated with pioneers of the rock movement, and you could most likelyRead More →
[ad_1] At the turn of the 1980s, the Pretenders announced themselves to the world with what is widely regarded as one of the greatest debut albums of all time. They solidified their status as one of the most exciting bands around with their follow-up album “Pretenders II”, which celebrates itsRead More →
[ad_1] At the turn of the 1980s, the Pretenders announced themselves to the world with what is widely regarded as one of the greatest debut albums of all time. They solidified their status as one of the most exciting bands around with their follow-up album “Pretenders II”, which celebrates itsRead More →
[ad_1] Although this is a band that only formed about a year ago, Tape is making a lot of noise. Although he has done less than 10 shows, the band’s music has been praised by his musical peers for its tightness and chemistry. Their music is strangely pleasant to listenRead More →
[ad_1] Fathom Events and Greenwich Entertainment are proud to announce that “NEEDTOBREATHE: Into the Mystery” will hit theaters nationwide in a special one-night film event on November 3rd. This intimate documentary chronicles the recording of GRAMMY® Award-nominated rock group NEEDTOBREATHE’s latest album, while in quarantine in a historic house turnedRead More →
[ad_1] Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion in the mid-90s, Oasis never quite conquered America. Yet in their home country, the UK, they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England. TheRead More →
[ad_1] Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion in the mid-90s, Oasis never quite conquered America. Yet in their home country, the UK, they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England. TheRead More →
[ad_1] Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion in the mid-90s, Oasis never quite conquered America. Yet in their home country, the UK, they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England. TheRead More →
[ad_1] Here in the United States, despite being the best-known band to emerge from the Britpop explosion of the mid-90s, Oasis never really conquered America. Yet in their home country of the UK they were more than gigantic, as evidenced by their two-night adventure in August 1996 in Knebworth, England.Read More →
[ad_1] The Nova Twins discussed the resurgence of rock and punk music at festivals this summer, saying rock is “getting back to its time.” The duo were talking to NME for a new Big Read cover after their sets at Reading & Leeds festivals last month, and explained how rockRead More →
[ad_1] The creative escapade of ’80s rock sound is presented through the artist’s compelling remastered versions Zarbo. It lays the foundation for a sound that resonates with that of retro dance themes across a range of rock music. The sense of old school elements in his music continues to expressRead More →
[ad_1] THEow seemed like a unique group from the start. They were a married, practicing Mormon couple, dedicated to playing as smoothly and slowly as possible, much like the grunge era of the early ’90s. In fact, Low stood out so much that people felt forced to invent a newRead More →
[ad_1] Last month marked the 30th anniversary of not only the greatest metal release in history, but also one of the best-selling albums of all time in Metallica’s eponymous 1991 LP, commonly referred to as “The Black Album “. Now, the Bay Area-based hard rock titans are celebrating this FridayRead More →
[ad_1] On the occasion of International Literacy Day, it seems fitting that a musical platform sheds light on these songs which have been inspired by great literary works. With everything from Kate Bush The Wuthering Heights to Dire Straits’ Romeo and Juliet, the written word has been extremely influential forRead More →
[ad_1] Photograph by KATHY TRAN. EOn Christmas Day itself, David Romano and his family were eating Chinese food in New York City. President of the Local Favorite Restaurants group and creator of traditional restaurants, Romano found a special place in his heart for Chinese cuisine and culture, which he experiencedRead More →
[ad_1] Rock and roll has a long history and has been one of the most popular genres of music since its invention. Thankfully, this has spawned a slew of great movies as well. Still, it’s hard to say what exactly makes a good “rock” movie. RELATED: 10 Best Rock Musicians’Read More →
[ad_1] As concerts and tours are halted around the world due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, some festivals are bravely continuing despite this. Yet while some high-profile multi-day events like Lollapalooza have run successfully this summer, Bonnaroo won’t be so lucky as the extravagance has been canceled due to theRead More →
[ad_1] When the Rolling Stones announced earlier this month that their longtime partner Steve Jordan would replace Charlie Watts on drums for upcoming ‘No Filter’ concerts, with the latter recovering from a ‘procedure’ Undisclosed, there was a collective breathing. by longtime fans of the group. Watts was 80 years oldRead More →
[ad_1] In 2018, when their last album ‘Time & Space’ was released, NME called Turnstile “the new form of punk to come”, a hardcore band determined to break down boundaries and disrupt the status quo of rock music. Three years later, as they released their third album, ‘GLOW ON’, evenRead More →
[ad_1] Saxon frontman Biff Byford has criticized Boris Johnson’s government for its reluctance to engage with an endangered music industry during the current coronavirus crisis, and says he fears the worst for touring rock groups: “Someone ‘one should make some fucking decisions,’ he says. “It’s all well and good toRead More →
[ad_1] Story The history of Austin’s famous indie rock scene dates back to the heyday of psychedelic rock in the 60s and 70s. The original Vulcan gas company, the precursor of the infamous Armadillo World Headquarters, incubated Austin’s indie music scene in which some of the country’s greatest rock figuresRead More →
[ad_1] Glash was not a melodic night but a rock band – the group of passionate and courageous young people often pleaded. The dogmatic environment could not see the difference between the two. Odisha and in particular Cuttack have organized melodic evenings (orchestral groups) promoted by music professionals from Odia,Read More →
[ad_1] Glash was not a melodic night but a rock band – the group of passionate and courageous young people often pleaded. The dogmatic environment could not see the difference between the two. Odisha and in particular Cuttack have organized melodic evenings (orchestral groups) promoted by music professionals from Odia,Read More →
[ad_1] THREE FORKS, Mont. – The Rockin ‘the Rivers Festival kicks off Thursday afternoon for its 20th year of camping, rock music and entertainment. Known as “Montana’s Home Grown Rockfest,” the festival offers over 140 acres of land for people to camp out and listen to national and local rockRead More →
[ad_1] Just a few weeks ago, it seemed like live music was finally back on track more than a year after the COVID-19 outbreak caused the withdrawal of hundreds of artists around the world. Now, it looks like the celebration of the return of live music has been a bitRead More →
[ad_1] By Don Rhodes The restored historic Miller Theater on Broad Street will come back to life at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, September 10, when blues-gospel singer Ryan Abel and his musicians return for their “Goin ‘South” concert. Classic southern rock songs will be recreated almost note for note byRead More →
[ad_1] Rock bar and live music venue Jimmy’s is finally ready to open the doors to its new Manchester venue, more than 18 months after being forced out of its original Northern Quarter home. The popular bar, founded by bandmates One Night Only and brothers George and Jimmy Craig, isRead More →
[ad_1] Launched in 1996, Jump Start Records was born in a college dormitory first as a paper mail order catalog and zine that quickly evolved into a 7 inch vinyl release with The Planet Smashers of Montreal. . Now, 25 years and well over 100 releases later, they’re still here,Read More →
[ad_1] Launched in 1996, Jump Start Records was born in a college dormitory first as a paper mail order catalog and zine that quickly evolved into a 7 inch vinyl release with The Planet Smashers of Montreal. . Now, 25 years and well over 100 releases later, they’re still here,Read More →
[ad_1] Launched in 1996, Jump Start Records was born in a college dormitory first as a mail order catalog and paper zine that quickly evolved into a 7 inch vinyl release with The Planet Smashers of Montreal. . Now, 25 years and well over 100 outings later, they’re still here,Read More →
[ad_1] In August 1971, when Can released his second album, Tago Mago, there wasn’t much that looked like it. Half a century later, there is still not much in the musical landscape like this record. The debut album of the German krautrock band, 1969’s Monster movie, featured many of theRead More →