Mondays are as good a day as any to play musical catch-up so here’s a selection of releases that may have missed your radar and yet are worth catching up on for various reasons. From power pop to hard rock to a surprising musical turn that many Silverchair fans probably didn’t see coming, here’s your Music Monday. Daniel Johns: Aerial […]

Opening of the year: Welcome to 2015! It seems that we’ve survived food excess, resolutions and the first Twitter scandal aka a selfish, entitled and nonsensical attempt at using social media to shame a major corporation for doing their job (Google #UnitedWithIvy for further). On the downside, the world lost the incomparable soul that many of us knew and held […]

Being that it’s the closing of the year, a number of lists (by the numbers and by the boatload) will be unleashed upon you making hard lined, definitive statements on the music that 2014 had to offer. These statements will come with glorious verbal flourishes as to why they were the best thing EVER. Have fun with that. On the […]

“Rock and roll is – and should be – a kid’s place.” ~ Ben Folds December 2013 You are dared to define this…these young bloods of anarchy, good manners and one with a nifty bow tie. Brooklyn, New York. Sons of Flatbush, Malcolm Brickhouse (guitar), Jarad Dawkins (bass) and Alec Atkins (drums) are, Unlocking The Truth: literally and figuratively and you have to […]

You care about music, don’t you? You care about it enough to be reading a website that was born out of a deep love for the stuff. So ask yourself this question: Where would you be, what would your life be like without music? If you put that question to a cross section of your local, let alone your global, […]

Los Angeles is a veritable treasure trove of music of all shapes, sizes and genres. Granted, not all of it is great music but that’s why we’re here. So we’re giving you five Los Angeles-based bands/artists of varied musical make ups and why they’re worth your precious time even if you don’t live in LA. Caught A Ghost Who: Jesse […]

Despite the current state of modern radio, its penchant for playing the same song 13 times a day, its moldy, corporate formats that cater to dumbing down the musical mind and on air personalities seemingly more interested in the sound of their own voices than in dispensing information, there are some sources of illumination out there where the music and […]