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Paul Deslauriers Band: Bounce Review

The Paul Deslauriers Band, at its core, rocks like a 1950s group. Not to say they’re retro or rockabilly. They’re

Since the turn of the century, Doug Henthorn has had his hands full with singing, songwriting, guitar playing, and production.

Back in the 1980s, Neil Young’s label sued him for making albums “unrepresentative” and “[un]characteristic of Neil Young.” Essentially, Young

Beginning with the name, The Bros. Landreth exude a refreshing honesty and transparency with their songs—a skill as rare as

Hailing from Liverpool, the Laurence Jones Band returns with a self-titled album. With Laurence Jones on guitar and vocals, Phil

We’re all often judged by the company we keep. In the case of singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Beth Hart, she’s often found near

Dudley Taft is a seasoned mid-Western raised blues guitarist, whose band’s sixth studio album, Simple Life, was released earlier this

Accompanied by drummer Harry Harding, bassist Rex Horan, and Johnny Henderson on the organ, Martin Harley is back with his