rock

By Joe Jamnitzky Artist: The Kinks Album: The Kinks Present a Soap Opera Year: 1975 Well….after a near 4 year hiatus, filled with varying life circumstances (and with the exception of my David Bowie tribute which apparently made some people cry), I’ve once again returned to the Read More

By Lino Fernandez The prolific 30-year old Ty Segall releases his tenth studio album Freedom’s Goblin via Drag City. It’s a whopping 19-song opus, that’s two LPs if you buy it on vinyl. While recorded at five different studios and engineered by a few big names in the business, Read More

By Ziggy Merritt On January 25th, ThatMag starts off the year with our annual music series. Previewing their upcoming show at the Tusk, I had a chance to hear from brother and sister Julio and Melissa Ossa and Max Barruzza of headliners Yeah Son! who join Added Color and Harlowe Read More

By Ziggy Merritt The Cleaners from Venus – Living with Victoria Grey (1986) 1981 saw the release of the first proper Cleaners of Venus album from the multi-talented auteur, Martin Newell. Since then and even before, his career has continued unabated with success and failure Read More

By Ashley Paskill Great things can happen when incredible artists team up to make music together. Making History, the latest EP by RSO (Richie Sambora and Orianthi) is no exception. Released on December 15, 2017, the album consists of five songs that are sure to inspire Read More

Balance and Composure The Things We Think We’re Missing Reviewed by:  Leslie Snyder     Anger bursts out of Doylestown, Pennsylvania from the rock band Balance and Composure.  The band’s latest album The Things We Think We’re Missing features thirteen ear-piercing Read More