Peter Frampton’s ‘Do You Feel Like I Do: a Memoir’ is out now via Hachette Books
Written by Ashley Paskill Movies about classic rock musicians and memoirs by musicians have increased in popularity over the past few years. Queen and Elton John have their biopics, which haveRead More
John-Robert talks collaborating with Kathleen, Rob Moose, and Ricky Reed
Written by Teyquil Skelton It seems that the times we’re facing are only getting worse and the world we live in is damaged. People are confused, hurting, separated by loved ones, and walking withRead More
Singer/songwriter, Meghan Cary, uses platform to promote voting, women’s rights
Written by Maria Arroyo “The best career choices and paths are the ones that choose us.” – Meghan Cary Some of the greatest moments as a writer are those personal connections inRead More
Artist Still Woozy shares new single, ‘BS’ and talks about Corona, music production
Written by Ashley Paskill On September 8 of this year, Still Woozy (Sven Gamsky) held a press conference on Zoom where he played his latest single, “BS,” and answered questions fromRead More
Cary Morin Cradle To The Grave Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The talent of roots-based singer/fingerstyle guitarist, Cary Morin, is evident on his latest record, Cradle To The Grave. This record... Read More
The Quixote Project Land Of Plenty Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The mix of incredibly talented local and regional musicians continues to amaze me and the neo-roots outfit, The Quixote Project, is... Read More
by Jane Roser Winters in Nashville can be particularly harsh. Roads and trees are covered in a layer of slick ice and when the salt runs out, potato juice may be brought in as an alternate-... Read More
Cory Branan ADIOS Reviewed by: Jane Roser ADIOS is the album I’ll be playing on repeat all summer, no doubt about it-and considering this is the first Iconic rating I’ve given since... Read More
The Weeks Easy Reviewed by: Max Miller In his book on music rivalries, while discussing the eternal struggle between the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, music critic Steven Hyden says, “Any time... Read More
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A Friday night on a holiday weekend and a 10:30 start time. This might spell death for other bands, but British imports, Scars on 45, packed the Tin Angel in Philadelphia on May 25. Their set lasted just over an hour and included about ten songs, mostly off their self-titled Read More
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Rhiannon Giddens Factory Girl Reviewed by: Bryan Culver Rhiannon Giddens EP Factory Girl is an exemplification for which the multi-instrumentalist musicologist has earned her renown: a rediscovering of carefully curated long-forgotten yet potent pop tunes uncovered from Read More
