The Head are Still Happening
What Happened to Us? (Volumes 1-3) have recently dropped and are worthy of your time.
Romantics’ Mike Skill releases solo tune
The Romantics have been around since 1977 and are thankfully still kicking. Co-founder, guitarist, and principal songwriter Mike Skill has ventured out in the past couple years with solo offerings. In 2018, Skill released “Dark Side of Your Love,” a solid, straight-ahead rocker. And before you ask…yes, he […]
Bully Cover the Spread
Nashville rockers Bully have dropped a top-notch single and B-side covering fellow Sub Popers Nirvana and Orville Peck. Well, not exactly the band Bully but more specifically singer Alicia Bognanno. Sheltering in place, Bognanno decided to get busy and record a couple of favorites, playing all instruments on each […]
Una Walkenhorst Takes Control on New Album
Una Walkenhorst is not one to keep things to herself. That has never been more evident than on her new EP Woman of the Year. Una shares intimate narratives she has ostensibly fought and conquered. Personal experiences have inspired her to become an activist with sexual assault and […]
Melançon delivers his Power-Popera to the world
Subtitled, “A Power-Popera,” the selected songs on Get Gos visit virtually every musical galaxy within reach.
Sumner Enters New Territory with The Euphoriants
Sting’s eldest, Joe Sumner, busts out a new band and a new sound.
Dafrico Enjoys Healthy Diet of Music and Politics
Dafrico credits Keith Richards as his main influence, inspiration, and mentor.
The English Beat reawaken with impressive new album
“For fans of the ska / new wave / punk / reggae collective The English Beat, it’s been a 36 year drought since the last studio album.”
The Head Explore ‘Space’ With Astronomical Results
Potential greatness lies in track 10. “I Wanna Be Loved” hits on all 12 cylinders, with hints of some of those aforementioned Brit bands. A smart and powerful song.
Five Eight Keep on Truckin’
Athens, Georgia legends Five Eight are readying to drop their eighth studio album, Songs for St. Jude (Chicken Ranch Records). Produced by Mike Albanese, the 17-song double album illustrates just how relevant the band remains some 25 years after their debut. Don’t believe it? Just listen. Go ahead […]
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