“Oh, breaking up is so very hard to do.” The opening line comes from one of Burt Bacharach’s more guiltless songs, “Make it Easy
If it were not for the references to ICQ, Facebook, and other forms of technological social networking in the geekily titled “The Only One
Sometimes the oddest of mixtures can bring a band together. For The Afternoons, it was a mutual love for the prolific David Bowie and
Solo projects usually tend to be a capricious affair, either structurally reflective of the main songwriter’s prior project or entirely incomparable in delivery and
July was another month containing quality music. A bunch of these new artists will most certainly see a deservedly large amount of exposure shortly.
In the marvelously abundant world of music blogs, it is rare occasion when a new artist that is worthwhile has yet to be exposed.
When Britain’s most infamous tabloid newspaper, The Sun, published a few months ago that Paul Weller and Graham Coxon were in the studio working
I would assume that the local music scene in Washington D.C. is filled with an abundant number of bands who view American patriotism as
I have learned many interesting things about people through lively music discussion. One would be the form of desperation individuals often find themselves in,
Think back to the 1990s. What comes to mind? For me and many others engaged in music, we all remember the uprising of grunge,