Eric Sperrazza

Written by Eric Sperrazza There is something uniquely American about outlaw country. Country music, as a style, can be imitated but there is a spirit about outlaw country that can never be duplicated from any band without living the American experience. Johnny Cash, Waylon Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza Since May is Mental Health Awareness Month, it’s a perfect time to raise awareness of several key truths, the first of which is that, mental illness, in all its forms, is very real. Not only is it scary and debilitating for those suffering from stress, Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza In 1992, the early alternative rock scene was blossoming to the mainstream public through radio and music video channels.  Through a venerable cavalcade of talent that played, one after the other, an artist emerged who had both a vintage feel and was Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza The holiday season is ruled by nostalgia. The ubiquitous smells, decorations, and music all aim to transport you back to a more innocent time when the world was filled with magic and joy. But, just because we’re engrossed in the winter pageantry of Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza As a child, I grew up listening to some great rock bands and subsequent albums, rich with elongated guitar solos, power ballads and experimental synthesized instrumentals. But, as my teen years were in full force, in the late nineties, I spent more time Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza Knowing Hiroki Tanaka only as being the lead guitarist of adrenaline-boiling tracks such as “One” during his time with Yamantaka // Sonic Titan, there was a certain amount of preset expectation framed up within my mind, as I received his solo Read More