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"The Come Apart" By Susannah Felts
Indie musicians will either get a kick out of Felts’ wide-eyed though somewhat cynical look at the trappings of the alternative music scene, or they’ll ... -
"Shaping Sounds: Stevie Wonder, Devo, The Synth Revolution and My Life Behind the Music" By ...
As the title suggests, renowned producer Robert Margouleff has worked with artists as respected and diverse as Motown hero Stevie Wonder and new wave provocateurs ... -
"All Good Cretins Go to Heaven: The Enduring Spirit of the Ramones" By Jenn L. ...
It’s been three decades since the Ramones were active, ending as they did in 1996. While former members Richie, Marky, and CJ do still tour ... -
"The Drum Thing" By Deirdre O’Callaghan
This looks like it was a labor of love! Author O’Callaghan has interviewed close to 100 drummers from across the genres (jazz, rock, pop, funk, ... -
"Pet Shop Boys Volume: The Complete Visual Record" By Chris Heath with Philip Hoare
Here’s something we didn’t know until reading this gorgeous tome: the Pet Shop Boys are the most successful duo in the history of pop music ... -
"This Ain’t Rock ‘n’ Roll: Pop Music, The Swastika, and the Third Reich" By Daniel ...
Rarely has a book felt so timely. The subject of nazis, fascism, and general far-right awfulness is always going to raise heckles. These are dangerous ... -
Robin Beck Still Sings Like It’s the First Time
Rocker Robin Beck might be best known for the single “The First Time” (a smash hit just about everywhere except the U.S.), but a career ... -
VOLTA and Dave Matthews Band: The Interactive Power of Live Music
The Fan at HeartHolding a deep love for music is a universal force that connects people at a profound emotional level. When that passion becomes ... -
Francis Rossi: Solo Quo
One of the music industry’s great mysteries is the fact that British boogie-rockers Status Quo never broke the United States. They had the songs, they ... -
Ashley McBryde: Wrangling the Dream
There’s a word Ashley McBryde uses: Wild. It’s the title of her forthcoming record, sure, but it’s also the most honest shorthand for the life ...
