Creating a generation of live wires – the real meaning behind the Motley Crue track
The eighties were a decade of excess, an era where extreme hair, attitude, and greed created a world where extroverts thrived. Bands
A shambolic band, or did they deliver?
I walked into The Sunflower Lounge, an indie venue full of students in the heart of Birmingham, notorious for its grungy dive
Spector’s Reeperbahn and The Best Gig of my Life
It was a warm summer’s evening when I queued outside of Scala in London for my first proper gig. I was sixteen
If your kink is quintessentially British songs, this will really get you goin’
My shoes stuck to the dancefloor of the large concert room as I worked my way around the tables, collecting empty beer
You know what, no, this is how we want it
Does the doors count as mainstream music? I guess it probably does, when a track is covered by someone who found fame
It’s the sound of Windows (and Apple): When software sounds get orchestrated
While I believe music and comedy don’t really mesh–many times the result is just tacky or moronic, there are some folks
Oceanator: A new artist with a fresh take on our hard times!
Even though I’m not the kind of person who’s always on the lookout for new music and new artists, there are times
Detroit Stories By Alice Cooper: a tribute to good ol rock-n-roll album with a spin
When it comes to my taste in rock music, I’m all about vinyl classics or totally spicy and alternative tracks–nothing in-between and
Oh, dig it – It’s not all about the guitar
I recently had a guitar repaired* and when I got it back the first thing I did was blast out the opening
Love and Heartbreak in Small Town America
From the very first second of The Gaslight Anthem’s ‘The ‘59 Sound’, it’s clear that they’re harking back to a bygone era.
The Second Great Rock n’ Roll Swindle
Many people will tell you that the greatest punk bands burned out or faded away in the 20th Century, and that more
