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“It was super-cool looking – and very uncool in an indie rock world”: Page Hamilton on the ESP Horizon that’s been on ev...

Is it magenta or pink? That's the question. What's beyond doubt is that Page Hamilton's Horizon is one of the coolest hot-rodded S-styles of all time

Jumpin' In: Inside the World of Dave Holland - Part 3

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 As Dave Holland turns 80, we celebrate a career that has kept jazz in constant motion for six decades... [ read more ]

New York Times Revives Media Equation Column With Michael Hirschorn

The former VH1 programming exec and longtime media writer will begin the role in November The post New York Times Revives Media Equation Column With Michael Hirschorn appeared firs...

The Pulse of Entertainment: Drummer Bob Holz’s ‘Silverthorne’ Album Features Grammy Winning Randy Brecker

“He’s a friend of my bass player in New York – Ralph Armstrong. He played for Aretha Franklin,” said drummer Bob Holz (Peter Tosh, Eddie Money) when I asked about multi-Grammy winn...

Winston Weinberg’s Harvey Courts Customers With a Growing Sports Sponsorship Push

Harvey’s U.S. Open sponsorship is part of a broader sports push designed to court executives, corporate lawyers and prospective clients.

Indie-rock mainstay Kevin Morby on his Green Day awakening and Midwest state of mind

Armed with an indestructible custom Seüf guitar, Kevin Morby’s newrecord roams our lost highways and finds humanity in the horror

Ongoing History Daily: The weird Hollerado fan album

Hollerado is a weirdly creative bunch of guys. Take the case of their album, 111 Songs. Someone in the group came up with the idea of writing a song for every fan who

Inside Howie Rose’s Final Days With the New York Mets

“If you choose to stay a Mets fan through the down years, that's loyalty,” said the beloved broadcaster as he prepared to call the final game of his 40th season with the team.

Dave Holland: Through the Years by Luciano Rossetti

A collection of photos of Dave Holland taken over the years at concerts in Italy (Fano, 1998; Bergamo and Clusone, 2000; Cormons, 2005, 2016, 2019; Milano, 2011; Gorizia, 2021) and...

“We tell our guitar techs we’re sorry profusely. I feel horrible for making theirlives miserable”: Mark Holcomb on how P...

After burning the playbook and facing his demons on Periphery’s jet-black new concept album, A Pale White Dot, Holcomb tells us he owes a big apology to his guitar tech

Bill Horleman, legendary WDEL morning host, dies

Bill Horleman, who hosted WDEL's "The Musical Clock" from 1960-1996 has died.

Chapter 3: Manic in Manhattan

Artie Shaw was an enigma. A self-taught, brilliant clarinetist blessed with movie-star good looks, he became one of the defining musicians of the Big Band era. Yet at the height of...

“We played every show we could get, from dive bars to opening for Red Hot Chili Peppers. One out of three people in the...

Huth co-founded Primus with Les Claypool – and was also the one who picked the band’s longest-serving drummer, Tim Alexander

In 1989 the Berlin Wall fell, the Chinese Army turned on studentdemonstrators in Tiananmen Square, and Steve Hogarth rep...

How rookie Marillion vocalist Steve Hogarth proved to be more than just a Fish substitute

Howard Stern Disputes Workplace Allegations but Does Not Address Staff Layoffs

The SiriusXM host aggressively defended his workplace culture on air—while remaining silent on the sweeping job cuts that left staff stranded.

Chuck Lorre Talks David Ellison Optimism, Scientology and the Perks (Really!) of Working for Roseanne Barr

A week after publishing memoir 'Sitcom,' the comedy writer reveals hopes for Warner Bros' new ownership and skirts the 'Roseanne' writing credit debate by saying all were better fo...

How an unassuming college professor became one of the world’s leading authorities on Van Halen

Greg Renoff’s research skills allowed him to gather stories about the band’s early days that may otherwise have been forgotten, including the accident that led to the recording of...

Photos: Americana leading lights Harber Wynn got rootsy at Will’s Pub

In Tune With Wonderlick’s Tim Quirk: Teaching Old-Time Musicians Your Weird Indie Rock Songs

Tim Quirk and Jay Blumenfield – the dynamic musical duo that are Wonderlick – released a new album on the 9th of October entitled Wonderlick Loves You. It features songs about thos...

A Dave Holland Primer

Here is an audio-companion to Points of View: Celebrating Dave Holland. The playlist contains songs by, or featuring, Dave Holland, selected by those who contributed to that articl...

Jumpin' In: Inside the World of Dave Holland, Part 1

Celebrating Dave Holland's 80th birthday with music drawn from six decades of creative music making, and the many sides of his voice as bassist, composer, and bandleader.Happy list...

A Language of His Own: Bill Frisell on Dave Holland

As part of our Celebration of Dave Holland, we invited Bill Frisell to share a few thoughts about a musician who has been an important part of his musical world for decades. Bill h...

Adam Friedland’s Secret Weapon? An Unapologetic Cold Call

Amid the third season of his namesake long-form interview show, the 39-year-old Cum Town alum reveals how he books the talent of a television-style production with a sliver of the...

The Best Horn Rock Songs of All Time

These 35 essential horn rock tracks prove that adding trumpets and saxophones to guitars and drums creates something genuinely special. Continue reading…