Analyzing Clinical Depression in Rock ‘n’ Roll

While brief sadness is normal and even healthy, prolonged periods of deep sadness that affect everyday living are not; many famous rock ‘n’ roll stars have suffered from some form of depression; some have managed to navigate the difficulties, while others haven’t successfully. This article will examine some of those tragedies and successes.

Anizzy’s “You Against Me:” The Antidote to Your Late-Night Worries

Are you looking for some jazzy beats to satiate your soul? How about something smooth yet empowering? Look no further than Anizzy’s latest cut, “You Against Me.”

An Interview with Mark Bingham

I recently logged time with industry veteran, musician, producer, and engineer extraordinaire, Mark Bingham. Among other things, we touched on his origins in music, his move to NY, shifting his focus to New Orleans, his love of working with artists and creating music, and his longevity in music.

An Interview with Guitarist Jimmy Burkard

Wielding a classic single-cut Les Paul, guitarist Jimmy Burkhard does his part to pay homage to the monsters of late-60s, ’70s, and ’80s classic and blues rock.

An Interview with Florian Füntmann of Long Distance Calling

Hailing from Münster, Germany, veteran post-rock outfit Long Distance Calling has created yet another Shutterstock of unladen fury with this latest release, 2022’s Eraser.

Young Dirty Bastard Harkens Back to the Hip-Hop’s Golden Age with Brooklyn’s My Blood Type

For fans of Golden Age Hip-Hop, the legacy of Ol’ Dirty Bastard looms large. But none of that matters to ODB’s son, Bar-Sun Unique Jones, AKA Young Dirty Bastard.

An Interview with Ian Danter of Dressed To Kill

Be it as a solo artist, a member of KISS tribute act, Dressed To Kill, or a football commentator, one thing is certain: Ian Danter’s unique flair always seems to bleed through.

An Interview with John Sparrow of Violent Femmes

Through his father, the drums were ingrained in the musical soul of esoteric percussionist extraordinaire John Sparrow from a young age.

An Interview with Laura Cox

As one of the brightest lights in the rock and blues scene today, Les Paul toating amp-scorcher Laura Cox’s three-year absence from the recording scene has left fans wondering what might come next.

An Interview with Jason Kane of Jason Kane & the Jive

Boogie-woogie licks, hard-driving solos, and undulating swagger are just a few of the hallmarks which define Jason Kane & the Jive.

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