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The Cramps introduced the world to “psychobilly” and turned Henry Rollins and Ian MacKaye into fans. Now the duo is part of an effort to bring the music back.
The standard critical frameworks used to evaluate late-career popular music--nostalgia, institutional legacy, and the search for one last masterpiece--have become increasingly inad...
Rolling Stone didn’t begin as an institution. It began in San Francisco in 1967 with a 21-year-old college dropout, a belief that rock and roll could explain something much larger...
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
It must be quite something being in a band that could justifiably be described as seminal, genre-defying, or even genre-creating.
Der Philosoph Rüdiger Dannemann versucht in „I shall be free No. 10“ das Werk des Songwriters Bob Dylan ontologisch auszuloten. Das gelingt ihm aber nur bedingt. mehr...
Over nearly forty years, a myriad of musicians in all kinds of genres have performed.
The rock icon has had no shortage of brilliant players lining up to follow him in the jingle jangle morning, but lately they’re dropping like flies
When Dennis McNally published A Long Strange Trip: The Inside History of the Grateful Dead in 2002, he had an almost impossible task. It needed to document a band whose history was...
Nick Drake, Miles Davis, Bo Diddley and many other wild mavericks, misfits and outsiders all make appearances in Brian Cullman's new memoir. The post Intercontinental rock’n’roll...
In our super-sized new interview, the legendary producer goes deep on making some of the greatest albums ever, from U2's The Joshua Tree to Bob Dylan's Time Out of Mind to Peter Ga...
BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA - Linda Ronstadt and her band perform at the Greek Theater in California State University in Berkeley, California on September 21 1975. (Photo by Larry Hulst/...
John R. Miller’s The Great Unknowing expands his country-rooted songwriting without leaving its working-class concerns behind. The album moves between acoustic character studies, h...
On its anniversary, the author of a new book about the album explains the complex legacy and masterful musicianship of the 1986 classicIt was the summer of 1984 and things weren’t...
From Astral Weeks to Veedon Fleece, Van's greatest albums emerged from a place beyond folk, jazz, country and soul
In “Days of Miracle and Wonder,” Ashley Kahn revisits the “trials and triumphs” of Paul Simon’s “Graceland.”
A passionately opinionated veteran of Creem and Rolling Stone, he was part of a generation of writers who influenced how the world saw the golden age of rock.
Silverada’s Living Proof pushes the band farther from straight honky-tonk and closer to heartland rock without dropping its Texas country foundation. With keyboards taking a larger...
By Lee Rice Epstein As a writer, researcher, musician, composer, and artist in the public sphere, Melvin Gibbs seems to have been working towards something like...
More than half a century later, the Tate-LaBianca murders remain a symbol of the moment when the optimism of 1960s Los Angeles gave way to something far darker
Mexico City indie jam band Diles Que No Me Maten is an anomaly, even within the obscure parameters of underground Latin. De Los interviews frontman Jonás Derbez on the moody blues...
New York has long been the center of the financial universe. But in the ‘60s, it was also the undisputed leader in manufacturing the megastars and musical trends that would forever...
One afternoon around 1990, as a teenager working my after-school job in an optometrist’s basement office, I was listening to a local college radio station when the DJ, needing a br...
BLOOMINGTON, MN - SEPTEMBER 4: Tom Petty performs on the Touring The Great Wide Open Tour at the Met Center in Bloomington, Minnesota on September 4, 1991. (Photo by Jim Steinfeldt...
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