The Duskwhales “Slow Down, Jerusalem” Sorrowful Mysteries Coming from Manassas, VA, this powerful trio has marched into the rock world with some powerful music. Sometimes sounding Doorish, maybe Beatlesque, but maybe more like the Zombies, this trio, composed of Seth … Continue Reading
Alex Bloom “Sunrise” Blue Room A gorgeous song with a gorgeous video that accompanies it: that really is a hard task to pull off. Yet, the video for “Sunrise” is almost as beautiful as the song. Alex Bloom is amazing. … Continue Reading
Bond Twins “Dance Night” Just Kids What do you get when you separate twins, have them grow up apart, start their own music careers, one in Austin, one in NYC, then have them reunite? You get the Bond Twins. Brendan … Continue Reading
Elephant Stone “Photograph” Ship Of Fools Finally, a taste of what the great band Elephant Stone looks and sounds like live. This band has that quality of the Beatles during their Rubber Soul or Revolver. Think “She Said She Said”, “Norwegian Wood”, and … Continue Reading
At a time when music was selling, rock and roll was all the rage, disco was at its height–billboards reigned supreme in LA on the Sunset Strip. Here are just a few of the iconic billboards from the 1970s that … Continue Reading
Paul McCartney has spent his entire life refining the music industry, inventing genres, influencing millions and giving us one of the most incredible soundtracks to life. And now Paul McCartney apparently invented the “selfie” according to his interview on Jimmy Fallon … Continue Reading
Sitar legend, Ravi Shankar, has died today at 92 years old. Shankar brought Indian music to the west and even taught the Beatle’s George Harrison how to play the sitar, which inevitably ended up in some of the Beatle’s biggest … Continue Reading