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Félix Rabin: Pogboy Review

Recorded in Los Angeles with Ross Hogarth, French singer-songwriter Félix Rabin’s debut EP, Pogboy, is an impressive collection of contemporary

One of the many things to appreciate about singer/guitarist/producer Mike Zito is his meticulous preparation. Nothing ever feels under thought,

If you’ve ever attended a Hannah Wicklund live concert you know it’s filled with lots of hard rocking electric guitar.

It’s been six years since Philip Sayce released his last studio album, Influence, in Europe back in 2014. The following

Hailing from Athens, but sounding as if they stepped out of mid-70s America, The BuzzDealers share their vision of rock

Backed by her band, the Champagne Hookers, Sass Jordan’s brand new blues album is a delightful taste of classic sound

There’s actually some overlap between blues and punk. For example, hill country blues, especially as practiced by artists like R.L.

Some artists wear their influences on their sleeves and others keep them closer to their heart. So it was surprising