Ed Kuepper co-founded The Saints in 1973 and made music history with debut single, I’m Stranded in 1976. Now Ed has formed The Saints ’73-’78 along with drummer Ivor Hay and ringers Mick Harvey (Bad Seeds) and Mark Arm (Mudhoney).
SunYears is the current solo project by Peter, Bjorn and John’s Peter Morén. Or is it? Here is Peter to tell us if SunYears is an alter ego or a band.
Bluesbreaker Walter Trout has just released a new album, Sign Of The Times, his third in the past four years.
Tami Neilson has had quite a year…touring with Willie and Bob and releasing her critically acclaimed Neon Cowgirl album along with playing with Neil Finn and Kaylee Bell at Roundhead Studios.
Grant-Lee Phillips releases his latest album today, titled In The Hour Of Dust, and here he is to explain what it all means.
Margo Price has just released her new album, Hard Headed Woman, touted as “a return to Country Music”…but on her terms.
Dunedin indie-rockers Pearly* have just released their debut album, Not So Sweet, immediately garnering rave reviews.
Coyle Girelli has just released a new solo album…a collaboration of sorts, with the late, great Mac Davis (Suspicious Minds/Baby Don’t Get Hooked On Me) called Out Of This Town, on Sun Records!
New Math were one of the first punk/new wave/post-punk bands to emerge from Rochester, New York,, a city that, until then was known for Chuck Mangione, Lou Gramm and Eastman Kodak Company.
Georgia Lines is on the move! After releasing her new EP, The Guest House, and playing couple of shows, the Tui-winner is heading north to Nashville.