Earl Burrows: No Love for the Drowning
Earl Burrows is an intriguing, polychromatic, rock and roll entity. No Love for the Drowning, the band's debut, sports an astute, introspective nature, and an adventurous, exploratory urge.
Erin Stevenson
Rock ‘n’ Roll Needs Secrets: Talking Music’s Essence as Art with Dean Fertita
Dean Fertita, the incendiary strike force alongside rock titans Joshua Homme and Jack White (among others) and solo artist, discusses creativity, music, and art.
The Hanging Stars: The House on the Hill
The House on the Hill is a melodic, blissfully appealing trio of rootsy rock songs, rife with dark lyrics that channel sadness and cautionary tales.
Electrical Energy: An Interview with JR JR
With a name change and renewed sense of pop purpose, Josh Epstein of dynamic pop duo JR JR talks with PopMatters about the band's eponymous new album and so much more.
Getting the Poison-to-Punch Ratio Just Right: Mini Mansions Steps Into the Limelight
Mini Mansions discusses the band's current/future efforts, the sometimes-arduous process of writing compelling lyrics, and the intimate interrelationship they maintain to pop, music, and the wider culture of major-label work.
Turbowolf Talks Two Hands: In Conversation with Chris Georgiadis
Vocalist Chris Georgiadis of British hard rock act Turbowolf discusses his band's latest release Two Hands, creativity and inspiration and what it means to be 'punk' these days.
The Moons: Live at Bush Hall
Live at Bush Hall is an excellent high-energy audio capture of a rock band's average night on tour.
Adding Color to a World of Music: The Revival Rock Stylings of the Moons
"Don't let the bastards grind you down!" encourages music industry veteran Andy Crofts. As frontman for British rock band the Moons, Crofts seeks to spark creativity and musicality in a throng of eager fans.
Ashley Monroe Is on Her Biggest Winning Streak Yet
Country music star Ashley Monroe gets up close and personal, discussing the emotional rollercoaster that went into creating her latest release, The Blade along with her creative process and her role within the music business.
Mini Mansions: The Great Pretenders
Melodic, dark, contemporary music with delightful twists and turns, Mini Mansions's The Great Pretenders offers fans a bit of psychedelic swirl amalgamated with sensible, fairly sophisticated, fun pop rock.
Deep Purple: Long Beach 1971
From this rare live recording, listen to the MK II lineup of Deep Purple blaze and jam through 70 minutes of their now-classic tunes on Long Beach 1971.
Turbowolf: Two Hands
Featuring big notes, commanding melodies and biting hooks, Two Hands bathes listeners in thick, fuzzy, quirky rock.
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