The good folks at Real Gone Music have announced their April releases and there are a couple of real ear-grabbers on the list that will c...

On September 25th, 2015, Landslide Records will release Mississippi Moderne , the first album in almost six years from Nashville roots-roc...

Earlier this year, rock ‘n’ roll legend Ian Anderson released Homo Erraticus , the Jethro Tull frontman’s sixth studio album and most com...

New music from Todd Rundgren and Utopia is always welcome ‘round these parts, so the announcement by Esoteric Recordings that they’ve rel...

By 1973, prog-rock legends Jethro Tull were in the middle of an unprecedented commercial run that began with their sophomore album, 196...

The Allman Brothers are one of those true American music treasures, and there have been numerous tribute albums released through the year...

Audio Fidelity has earned a reputation for the company’s carefully-crafted 24k gold compact discs, which precisely and perfectly capture t...

Sadly, British music journalist and infamous rocker Mick Farren passed away last July, collapsing on stage while performing with a new li...

A lot of folks thought that original Jethro Tull guitarist Mick Abrahams was a bit daft when he left that band after its 1968 debut album T...

When they formed in 1981, Lords of the New Church was a sort of intercontinental punk "supergroup." Comprised of singer Sti...

Her sultry, often electrifying background vocals can be heard on a veritable "who's who" of 1970s rock music, Claudia Lennea...

Alex Chilton fans – they are legion and are growing – have a lot to be happy about these days. For one thing, there's Nothing Can Hur...

The Swimming Pool Q's – part of the first generation of Atlanta, Georgia area new wave rockers – has never really received their du...