The Rolling Stones - Some Girls Deluxe Edition Some Girls is the sound of band delivering music as with inhuman concentration where every song is performed as if it was their last breath and captures each of the Rolling Stones at the peak of their powers.
Singled Out: Six60's Forever New Zealand's Six60 are getting ready to bring their mix of rock, soul and dub step to North America for a spring tour and to celebrate we asked frontman Matiu to tell us about their latest single "Forever" from their self-titled debut.
Road Trip: Jefferson City, Missouri - It's a Gas! You're going to prison! No, this has nothing to do with those unpaid parking tickets or that jaywalking incident. You'll likely enjoy your trip to the historic Missouri State Penitentiary in Jefferson City and, while you'll want to spend some time, you don't have to stay.
Singled Out: mbilly's malheur Today mbilly tells us about the title track to his new album "malheur," which is set to hit stores on June 5th.
Singled Out: Freak Kitchen's Teargas Jazz Today Mattias IA Eklundh from Freak Kitchen tells us about the song "Teargas Jazz" from their latest album "Land of the Freaks".
Kasabian - Velociraptor! Kasabian is one of those bands that may get lumped in with many other hyped British acts. The group can't help that. Even so, don't let all the hype keep you away from Velociraptor! This is the sort of album that ought to put Kasabian up into the rarified air of the very best British bands.
Singled Out: Leigh Marble's Jackrabbit Today Leigh Marble tells us about the song "Jackrabbit" from his brand new album "Where The Knives Meet Between The Rows".
Kaiser Chiefs Live We all dream about seeing a band with a mammoth stage presence inside the intimacy of a club. Chicago's wish was granted when the English band the Kaiser Chiefs took to the House of Blues stage on a stop in between their two performances at Coachella
Singled Out: Jon Anderson Today legendary Yes frontman Jon Anderson tells us a little bit about his new 21-minute single which is called "Open."
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