Following my review of The Inoculated Canaries’ latest EP, Trying Times, I felt it was necessary to gain further insight into how this band, and piece of music, came to be. The New York-based alternative rock outfit had gone through a slew of incarnations, all led by founder Mike Rubin. …
Read More »EP Review: The Inoculated Canaries – Trying Times
The Inoculated Canaries combine an extensively modern stylistic envelope around an old school foundation. Based out of New York City, this band is armed with a ‘rock first’ mentality that speaks for the genre’s surprising, albeit mostly marginalized presence in modern music. Kicking off the decade with the EP The …
Read More »EP Review: U-N-T – Y. Ni. Te.
U-N-T (pronounced “unity”) is a Canadian progressive rock trio based in Toronto. Staying true to their name, vocalist/guitarist Michael Scotta Delorme, bassist Marc-L Porter and drummer Rick Smith aim to bring together even the broadest of musical crowds. Their sound rightfully contains a bit of what could suffice everyone’s liking …
Read More »Walker Lukens Releases New Album “Tell It To The Judge”
Texas singer-songwriter Walker Lukens is an artist paving his way into a music career. His music is like a drink of water on a hot summer day; you don’t know what you’ve been missing until the sound-waves hit your eardrum. His latest album Tell It To The Judge, released September …
Read More »Charlotte Carpenter reveals video for new single, ‘Shelter’
Blues music comes in many forms. It’s a feeling and an expression; a purity through sound that gets right to the core of the listener and directly delivers the emotion and message in the music. Northampton-born musician Charlotte Carpenter understands this more than most. She’s both an exceptional guitarist and …
Read More »Interview: Cinderella’s Tom Keifer on solo album, ‘The Way Life Goes (Deluxe Edition out October 20!)’
For over three decades, Tom Keifer has been best recognized as the front man for glam metallers Cinderella. The Philadelphia quartet achieved multi-platinum success in the mid to late 80s, bolstered by the success of such hits as “Shake Me,” “Nobody’s Fool,” “Don’t Know What You Got (‘Til It’s Gone)” …
Read More »Gallery: Bailiff at House of Blues in Chicago, IL 9/22/17
Interview: PM Romero of William Pilgrim on upcoming documentary, ISHues
PM Romero has seen his recent efforts begin to catalyze the realization of his hopes and dreams. Alongside songwriting partner Ish Herring, their band, William Pilgrim, has earned equal parts acclaim and fame. Their two albums thus far, 2011’s The Great Recession and 2014’s Epic Endings have impacted the scope …
Read More »Album Review: Gov’t Mule – Revolution Come…Revolution Go
It’s near impossible to remain impartial in the political climate surrounding us today. And on June 9th, Gov’t Mule will release their 10th studio album Revolution Come…Revolution Go, which is undeniably a political mixture of rock, blues, and country. As if to strengthen the political undertones in Revolution Come…Revolution Go, …
Read More »Gallery & Review: Blues Traveler at Genesee Theatre, 4.27.2017 – Waukegan, IL.
Blues Traveler 4/27/17 – Genesee Theatre – Waukegan, IL. By Bradley Todd Blues Traveler is currently on a Spring/Summer tour, perhaps as a warm up for their 30th anniversary tour which begins later this year, and made a recent stop at Waukegan’s grand Genesee Theatre to give the greater …
Read More »Gallery: Thee Idea Men at Milkboy in Philly on 4-20-2017
Thee Idea Men, a Blues/Punk-Funk quartet from Philadelphia, played at Milkboy in Philly last week. Follow Thee Idea Men Facebook Twitter Instagram Soundcloud
Read More »Album Review: Robert J. Hunter – Where I’m From
Robert J. Hunter’s dingy, multi-spectrum blues sound has earned him a surge of credibility in the UK underground. Originally from the Channel Islands’ Bailiwick of Guernsey, the now London-based singer-songwriter’s track record is presently burgeoning. At just 24, Hunter rocked the city’s big-name venues, namely Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club and …
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