Artist: Iggy Pop Album: The Idiot Year: 1977 by Joe  Jamnitzky Let’s face it, we all know who Iggy Pop is. The man is pretty much a legend at this point, in big part due to his early onstage antics with The Stooges, one of the earliest true punk bands of their time. By t Read More

Brooklyn Band with a Retro Indie-Pop Rhythm By: Julianne Cassidy Say you were an artist, searching for a new home. You discover an old Victorian mansion on Craigslist. Once stepping inside, you stop dead in your tracks. Did you just almost trip over a dusty pile of vintage Read More

by Joseph Tingle It’s 9:30 pm Monday night, and Dylan has just taken the stage at Wells Fargo, accompanied by the cacophonous warm-up of his band. Moments earlier Mark Knopfler had encored, offering perhaps his only appeal to the greatest hits crowd in his set for evening. Read More

By: Avalon Lee It’s the late 1980’s, and Bricklin is at their prime.  Madison Square Garden is packed with eager fans.  The excitement is stirring, every note of music is resonating through the walls… and the power goes out.  Without a warning, the music is silenced, and Madison Read More

by Anne Grant If you’re interested in checking out a live jam band with a serious connection to the Philly/South Jersey music scene, try Bohemian Sunrise and their new album It Won’t Be Long Now.  The album is Bohemian Sunrise’s fourth release, and expands on the band’s previous Read More

by Erin Sullivan   Due to the generosity of their fans, the Canadian celtic rock band Enter the Haggis has collected $60,000 on Kickstarter.com to produce their upcoming album. The Modest Revolution is set to release on March 30th, 2013 and along the way, each fa Read More