Link Wray, Charley Patton, Howlin’ Wolf, Monk Boudreaux Shine Among the Many Native American Creators of Blues, Jazz and Rock Celebrated in Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World rumblethemovie.com This brightly-edited, fast-paced yet thoughtful new documentary […]
When you think about it, the potentially unholy union of Danger Mouse (the producer/auteur/masher-upper behind the Beatles/Jay-Z two-car pileup The Grey Album, and one half of Gnarls Barkley) and Akron’s finest swamp-blues twosome the Black Keys isn’t such a bad […]
The Black Keys are hardly the first white boys to get a bad case of the blues. But whether you’re talking Texas guitar wizard Steve Ray Vaughan, NYC hipster Jon Spencer, or newly minted millionaire Jack White, few white bluesmen […]
Six years ago, drum and bass was going to save the music industry, and we were all going to stay up all night and dance with strangers in Dr. Seuss costumes. Didn’t quite happen. Rock is back, unexpectedly the industry’s […]
