When Britain’s most infamous tabloid newspaper, The Sun, published a few months ago that Paul Weller and Graham Coxon were in the studio working
Whenever I receive a copy of an album from a different country than my own (USA), it is always met with enthusiasm and buoyancy.
I recently took up a writing position at the fantastic online webzine, PopMatters. Being one of the most professional and in-depth media sites online,
Anyone who claims that the genres of funk and jazz are slowly fading is horribly mistaken. The genres that are considered to be “hot”
Kris Anaya could have easily become the frontman for a generically incapable indie-rock band. He could have learned three chords, gathered a few friends
She simply goes by the name of Blair. Her last name and middle initials remain an absolute mystery to the casual onlookers but, for
John Bustine fits the bill of a stereotypical folk artist. With a constant five o’ clock shadow and a head of hair that looks
With a name that sounds like an erroneously translated Japanese t-shirt, Why Twist the Hair is the latest innovation out of Boston. Consisting of
I would assume that the local music scene in Washington D.C. is filled with an abundant number of bands who view American patriotism as
In an age where hip-shaking, provocative attire, and other sensuously superficial aspects unfortunately hold more merit in the music industry than actual talent or
