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During the time he walked this planet, Thin Lizzy singer and bassist Phil Lynott was a hero, a demi-god, 6’ 1” of pure, swaggering Irish cool. He made anthems for the working man – indelible songs like “The Boys are...

Morrissey surpassed the commercial success of his former band the Smiths after the singer-lyricist launched a solo career in 1988. Over the next 10 years, “Moz” released six studio album and a string of hit singles before going on a...

Today we celebrate the birthday of Geezer Butler, bassist for Black Sabbath and one of the few musicians with a nickname that prepared him for old age decades before he got there. To commemorate the date of Butler’s birth, please...

It’s Wednesday, so it must be time to take another dip into the Rhino catalog and trot out a new quartet of cover songs that you may or may not have heard before. Let’s get started, shall we? This week...

52 years ago today, the seventh Newport Folk Festival took place, bringing together a collection of folk, country, and blues artists to sing and play their hearts out. If you’re wondering why we didn’t refer to it as the seventh...

Hey, all you groovy guys and gals! Are you ready for a flashback? You are...? Great! Then let’s take a trip in the Wayback Machine to that glorious time known as...last week. What, did you think we were going all...

Today we celebrate the day that Ian Curtis, the late singer for Joy Division, was born, and although he’s no longer with us, that’s no reason to stop the celebration, especially considering how much wonderful music he provided in his...

25 years ago this week, L7 released their fourth studio album, an LP which – while it may not be viewed as their most iconic – proved to be the most commercially-successful of their career. Co-produced by the band with...

When the third season of Stranger Things hit Netflix for your Fourth of July Weekend viewing enjoyment, there were a lot of laughs, to be sure, but make no mistake: there were also a whole lot of tears. For those...