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Ian MacKaye & Henry Rollins Helping Release Shelved 1977 Cramps Album Produced By Alex Chilton

In April 1979, New York punk-scene weirdos the Cramps played at a Washington, DC venue called the LBJ Club, and that must've been some show. The Cramps hadn't released their debut...

Henry Rollins & Ian MacKaye announce The Cramps reissue series, starting with lost 1977 album produced by Alex Chilt...

Psychobilly greats The Cramps are the subject of a new reissue series and helping them do it are Ian MacKaye and Henry Rollins.

Andrew Yonke of Chicago Music Exchange on Freddie King, Vintage Guitars, and Global Guitar Retail

Andrew Yonke discusses balancing hands-on gear culture with a global online retail operation in today’s guitar market.

The Riff That Blew My Mind: Drivin' N Cryin' for '80s College Radio

Kevn Kinney of Southern rockers Drivin' N Cryin' old us about his '80s college rock influences... Kevn Kinney: I wanted a song on the record that reminded me of 1980’s college radi...

Good Evening, Hippies – and welcome to this month’s FREE Uncut CD, curated by Robert Fripp!

Starring Robert Fripp with King Crimson, Brian Eno, David Sylvian, Andy Summers and more The post Good Evening, Hippies – and welcome to this month’s FREE Uncut CD, curated by Robe...

New Music Critique of Kenny Peagler

Contact: kenny@kennypeagler.comWeb: kennypeagler.comSeeking: Booking, Film/TV, SyncStyle: Soul, R&B, Jazz “This is music designed to breathe—prioritizing the ‘unplugged’ moment...

Carl Krausnick – “Handle With Care”

Memphis-based artist Carl Krausnick delivers a timeless-sounding rock appeal on “Handle With Care,” a magnetic single that succeeds across both hazy acoustic-laden introspection an...

All One Song :: Jerry David DeCicca on “From Hank To Hendrix”

Here to plumb the depths of “From Hank To Hendrix” today is Texas-based singer-songwriter Jerry David DeCicca. Like Neil Young, Jerry’s songs are often made out of seemingly simple...

Dollar Diamonds :: Volume Five

Jerry David DeCicca returns with another set of records you can score for a dollar—including selections by Larry Hosford, George Benson, Roy Buchanan, and more. Plus, he responds y...

All One Song :: James Jackson Toth on “Thrasher”

And here to talk with us about “Thrasher” is ⁠James Jackson Toth⁠, a terrific songwriter whose career matches Neil in terms of eclectic, exploratory and highly personalized vibes....

Essentials: The Top 10 David Lowery Songs

David Lowery is an icon of americana who has been making music for over forty years and has never lost his passion for all things rootsy, rocky and melodic. His first band was Sitt...

Steven and Jeff McDonald bring their legendary L.A. punk band Redd Kross to town

Brian Cullman’s Memoir of a Rock ‘n Roll Zelig

New Yorker Brian Cullman is a true rock ‘n roll Zelig. Like the character from the Woody Allen film of the same name, Cullman has built friendships with a remarkable array of figur...

Inside Chicago’s Boiler Room: Mastering Engineer Collin Jordan on His Work with Alligator Records and Beyond

Collin Jordan on decades of mastering records at Chicago’s Boiler Room and across more than 25 countries.

Henry Rollins and Ian MacKaye Help Unearth Lost Album by The Cramps

The Alex Chilton-produced Gravest Gravy will be released on August 21st. Henry Rollins and Ian MacKaye Help Unearth Lost Album by The Cramps Spencer Kaufman

Drivin N Cryin comes full circle with a big-hearted record for Atlanta

For Drivin N Cryin, longevity has always been rooted in honesty and a deep trust in instinct and songcraft. These values have carried the Atlanta group from sweat-soaked barroom ro...

Cut Worms “Transmitter”

This guitar-based pop, produced by Jeff Tweedy, is a departure from previous work. Cut Worms is singer-songwriter Max Clarke, originally from Ohio, but now living in New York. This...