Eric Sperrazza

Written by : Eric Sperrazza The mid-sixties gave the world mind-bending psychedelic rock, a style of music meant best to be enjoyed on some variation of a vision quest, utilizing new experimental recording techniques, sound effects, and elongated rhythmic solos. Later, John Lydon Read More

Written By: Eric Sperrazza | Photographed By: Christina Cosenza   There are some bands that, to truly know them, you must see live. Take KISS as an example; they were on the verge of losing their record deal because, although they played sold-out shows on the road, they Read More

Written and Photographed by : Eric Sperrazza   Picture if you will a once vintage theater in the suburbs of Philadelphia that became a forty-year venue staple in the music industry; still adorning the lightbulb-lit marquee atop the entrance. Now imagine that same boutique venue Read More

  Written and Photographed by : Eric Sperrazza           It was 1991 when Cypress Hill debuted, with their single “Hand on the Pump.” Members, Senen ‘Sen Dog’ Reyes, Louis ‘B-Real’ Freese, and Lawrence ‘DJ Muggs’ Muggerud were on their way to super-stardom. Touring on the Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza, Photos Provided by Charmed School Media When I think of the band, L7, I go right to acknowledging them as conquistadors of the Riot GRRRL movement. I think of lead singer, Donita Sparks, as one of the foundational voices of punk music, today. The first Read More

Written and Photographed by Eric Sperrazza Earlier this year, I compiled a venerable omnibus on the history and lore of the band Ghost (You can read it here: ). Down within the rabbit hole of the macabre and sometimes silly content that Ghost leaves like breadcrumb trails for Read More