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Music Album Review: Tiles - "Pretending 2 Run" (9/10)
Detroit-based prog-rock quartet Tiles have never shied away from musically ambitious and epic projects and compositions. Over their 20-plus year career they’ve released a catalog of live and studio works ... -
Signing Story: Toronzo Cannon
With his Alligator Records debut album, The Chicago Way, just hitting national retail outlets and media platforms, singer/songwriter/guitarist Toronzo Cannon couldn’t be happier. Being a native of Chicago and being ... -
Album Review: Parker Millsap - "The Very Last Day" (8/10)
This is the latest release for singer/songwriter Parker Millsap, a follow-up to his very well-received 2014 self-titled debut. For this 20-something Oklahoman, singing like there’s no one listening has been ... -
Guitarist - Bass Jam 2016
Welcome to our annual feature where we bring you a diverse cross- section of prominent guitarists and bassists in the music industry. And, at the risk of sounding like a ... -
Live Review: The Royal Blackbirds at O' Mara's Irish Pub in Detroit, MI
Material: The Royal Blackbirds are a trio well versed in vintage rock and blues. They fuse that with a modern alternative punk and soul energy for a sound that is ... -
Signing Story: SVRCINA
Pronounced Sur-cee-nah, the former Molly Hunt (adopting family name Svrcina) is the 19-year-old singer/songwriter dynamo from Detroit who has been making inroads in the music world since the age of ... -
Album Review: Hristo Vitchev Quartet - "In Search of Wonders" (8/10)
This is the seventh release for Bulgarian-born, S.F.-based guitarist Hristo Vitchev as a leader. And as a two-CD set it is his most ambitious. When you have that kind of space ... -
Live Reviews: Leah & The Troublemakers at Mad Hatter Pub in Commerce, MI
Material: This sextet plays unabashed classic rock with a capital “R.” Over the span of two sets there may be one or two original songs, but nothing that appears too ... -
Signing Story: The Record Company
Formed around their mutual love of everything from John Lee Hooker to Iggy and the Stooges, Los Angeles-based trio The Record Company has been performing live since 2012. And, even ... -
Album Review: Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers - "L.A.M.F. Live at the Village Gate 1977" ...
Rock out Like A Mutha Fucka! That’s what dear, departed New York punk legend Johnny Thunders used as his battle cry. And that’s exactly what the former New York Doll ...
