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Revolutionary Aesthetics: Exploring Warne Marsh's Overthrow of Sweet Georgia Brown

Saxophonist Warne Marsh was a revolutionary and somewhat obscure figure in the development of jazz in the 20th century. He was, along with Lee Konitz, one of the most influential s...

David Perlis: Everything You Love Is from Marin

The Marin-born author and former WFMU host joins us to discuss Morning in Marin, his history of how Alan Watts, the Grateful Dead, George Lucas, and Philip K. Dick turned one count...

"Voice of a Generation" by Marquis H.K.

(paperback) $33.99 Yep, MC has gone punk rock crazy with our books this month, thanks to this string of releases from the Earth Island imprint. Voice of a Generation is tagged “80s...

How Tom Petty Reckoned With Fame on 'Parade of Loons'

"It's like reading a diary entry," Heartbreakers drummer Stan Lynch tells UCR, regarding the previously unreleased song. Continue reading…

Meat Loaf's Bat Out Of Hell: The story behind rock's most crazed death ballad. "Dire Straits may be good, but it just do...

Originally intended for a Peter Pan musical, Bat Out Of Hell ended up in the hands of a sweaty, leather-lunged theatre kid – and it was perfect

The real story behind Green Day’s iconic Dookie tone

Billie Joe Armstrong’s legendary modded Marshall emerged from a tone lineage that spans Eddie Van Halen, Metallica and Steve Lukather

Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle – Louder   

Seattle guards its reputation jealously, and that reputation was not built on good manners. London Bridge Studios still seems to hum with Mother Love Bone's swagger, Soundgarden's...

He became a huge, much loved international star. But do you know the unlikely story behind his first great break?

How an overlooked debut became the foundation of a legendary career

American Motors – “Marlboro Miles”

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Music Reviews: Albums from Talented but Little-Known Artists

Mike Campbell Turns One Night Of Inspiration Into Dirty Knobs Standout “No Regrets”

Mike Campbell wrote “No Regrets” the night before The Dirty Knobs recorded it. By the time the tape rolled, the song was ready, and the band captured the whole thing on its first t...

From Behind the Pine Curtain: ARE YOU EXPERIENCED?

“This guy dutifully opened the case. I can still smell it. It was this otherworldly object, like something out of Raider...

The indie-rock icon talks hungover shopping trips with Noel Gallagher, why some electrics feel like ‘living things’, and what he’ll do if a tech bro starts bidding at his forthcomi...

Interview: Dave Marr of the Star Room Boys

Music Reviews: A Roches Box Set, plus Eli “Paperboy” Reed, Thee Sinseers, and J.M. Kearns

David Marsden, Dead at 85

What to say about David Marsden... firstly, he was Dave Mickie on CKEY. Then, after a spell in Montreal, he returned to Toronto as David Marsden on CHUM-FM. You'd never know David...

Neil Young’s Right-hand Man Has Stories to Tell

“At first when I heard the song, I thought Neil was talking about people. And then I realized he’s talking about a car.”

Protomartyr on Hotel Usona

Joe Casey and his bandmates in Protomartyr don’t need to be imaginative when writing bleak, pummeling, post-punk songs about a looming doomsday. The coarse-baritoned singer for the...

Lyons Lane – You’ll Talk About It! 

Detroit has never been short of people who can make a racket. It gave us the Stooges, the MC5 and the White Stripes, and it has a long habit of exporting noise with a point to it....

Marshall Homeline IV: Mang âm hưởng sân khấu huyền thoại vào không gian sống

Từ năm 1962, khi Jim Marshall mở một cửa hàng nhạc cụ nhỏ tại Hanwell, London, có lẽ ông không thể ngờ rằng, thời khắc đó đã định hình cả...

Dynasty Drumbeat: MarShawn Lloyd

Is MarShawn Lloyd going to fill the Josh Jacobs void in Green Bay?

How Detroit post-punks Protomartyr recruited the Breeders' Kelley Deal and keep defying expectations

After rescuing her backstage, Protomartyr befriended Kelley Deal and drafted her as a touring member. Ahee looks back on that incident and declares his love of P-90s

REVIEW: Jack Barksdale Finds His Place on “Battleground”

Stephen Morris on Joy Division and New Order’s Most Legendary Music

“I love watching people dance to our music. It becomes like a superpower.”