There are certainly things to be avoided in Nashville as far as I’m concerned. But to me that’s a different business altogether and it’s a different thing, it’s really the entertainment business and not the music world to me. (read more)
Drunken shanty renditions of Drank Like Hank would be heard throughout the streets of London into the early morning. (read more)
This wonderful intoxicating album of bluesy-cajun-jazzy mash unashamedly gargles with its influences from Irish, German, African and Native American. (read more)
As Tommy hits 30, The Wedding Present keep in touch with their friends (read more)
When Reeves Gabrels launches into a solo you never quite know what to expect. (read more)
Mahoosive dynamics, the customary duelling guitar chops, and surf drums pulling everything together. Air guitar and dancefloor screwface, in one handy pack. Cribbens! (read more)
‘it’s the imperfection that makes you stand out. Neil Young can sing like Bruno Mars but no one can sing like Neil Young, and a million people can sing like Bruno Mars.’ (read more)
Slash and Myles Kennedy played the House of Parliament in June 2014. Here are some photos. (read more)
An amazing video from our favourite (read more)
Interview with INXS and GNR Alumni Jon Stevens and Richard Fortus on their REAL band The Dead Daisies (read more)
Wilko Johnson to Hand RnB Crown to the 45s at Canvey Island Gig. 19th September 2013 (read more)
Adult Acoustic. A domain legendarily populated by the troubled, drunk, sex mad, violent and jail-prone stereotypes that rarely trouble the charts, but in Declan Sinnott they might be given a scare.
As a sideman of the legendary Irish singer Christy Moore, Sinnott has shown himself over the years to be a fantastic medium of music and superlative arranger.
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Virtuoso guitarist and visionary composer Steve Vai is set to release a new solo album of original material, on September 11th (in the UK) called ‘The Story Of Light’.
the album does feature guest vocalists, including singer songwriter Aimee Mann (read more)
So this week, having been inspired by a particular piece of music, I’m going to focus on one particular kind of procedure – which doesn’t really have a name. I’ll just try to describe it. (read more)
Vocalist Jay Buchanan belts out his lyrics with the melody of Robert Plant, the tone of Steven Tyler and the swagger of David Coverdale. Fuzzed up bluesy rock riffs provide meaty instrumental hooks courtesy of guitarist Scott Holiday. (read more)
Make Better Music 7: Think it over and it will fall down. Elton John’s partner David Furnish (yeah I can’t believe I’m quoting him either) once said “Anyone with an addiction is not being honest about something in their life” – and I think the same applies to motivation. (read more)
The Flaming Lips
Hammersmith Apollo
14th of November. 2006.
A review (read more)
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