The Manchester group was hailed in the late 1980s as the iconic British band for a disenchanted generation. When they released their second album 30 years ago, everything fell apart ...
On Nov. 14, Dallas Auction Gallery will auction 23 negatives (along with the copyright), a collection called “The Mad Day: ...
Harvey Mason jr. on the 2025 nominations, the bold letter he sent to voters in July and who will win album of the year: "I know somebody's going to be mad." ...
SHE HAS CHALKED up hit singles and platinum albums and shared bills with the Beatles and the Rolling ... m going to have to ...
Indie artists are not usually signed to big record labels, making them in a way “underground.” Something that makes indie ...
The audience never gets a say in what makes it on a record, but these songs didn't deserve to be left on the cutting room floor.
Stephen Thompson on the biggest surprises, trends and questions to be found in the Grammy nominations, plus the most interesting stories to be found beyond the major categories.
Emeril’s son kicks the conversation up a notch with his take on inspiration, his favorite NOLA restaurants and what to expect at his new eatery.
Visionary songwriters Chelsea Cutler and Jeremy Zucker tell Jen Long about the intricate world building that arose from their ...
Walking into an Italian restaurant in Los Angeles one Sunday evening I bumped into John Lennon and his friend Harry Nilsson. ...
When The Hudson Independent caught up with the multi-Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Lucinda Williams by phone from her ...
The Who guitarist on the dark side of rock ‘n’ roll, his musical telling of Siddhartha, and Roger Daltrey’s views on Brexit ...
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