The death of Neil Peart of Jan. 7, 2020 cemented a truth that rock fans had been coming to terms with for years; that the
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Unlike the two other famous guitar-playing Kings in blues music – B.B. and Freddie – Albert King wasn’t born with a regal name. He was,
It’s only fitting that Rush’s first LP of the ’80s marked a distinctive new chapter for the prog-rock giants. While the band pushed their progressive fervor
LCD Soundsystem have added more dates to their upcoming North American itinerary. After a brief four-show run in Boston that kicks off at the end
In celebration of 20 years of AFI’s DECEMBERUNDERGROUND album, a special anniversary reissue will be released in two versions. Set for release later this year,
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Lucy Dacus is back with her first new song of the year, “Planting Tomatoes.” The track, which she originally released as a Record Store Day
After wrapping their gloriously overstuffed 1978 prog-rock opus Hemispheres, Rush wisely knew they needed to pull back the reigns. They’d indulged in every whim: geekily titled conceptual suites
Four classic albums from The Who are receiving a high-quality SHM-CD release this year. Editions of 1965’s My Generation, 1966’s A Quick One, 1967 The
After mucking about for a bit as the High Numbers, Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, and Keith Moon rechristened themselves the Who and got