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11 hours ago · Skinhead. Laurel Aitken, known as the “Godfather of Ska,” who passed away in Leicester at the age of 78 in 2005, is an icon in Jamaican and British music, and far beyond. Born in Havana, Cuba, Aitken’s legacy began through the sea breeze of Jamaica before seeping into the underground scenes of Britain. His influence has shaped the genesis ...
11 hours ago · Many bands suffer from the ‘classic line-up’ phenomenon, and Can are a classic example of it. In the alternative rock canon, the three and a half albums the band made with Damo Suzuki in the early 70s have come to be revered as holy relics – not just records of enormous invention and influence, but sonic touchstones that musicians and fans of good taste must all nod their heads sagely ...
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11 hours ago · @ajw2571 my kids will have generational trauma from my not being there 7.1K. Boiler Room’s own caption called the show “a cultural reset”, which underscores the impact of an event that ...
11 hours ago · The Kerrang! tent is packed for Taylor Acorn, who’s here to represent the buzzy female pop-punk solo artists taking over Slam Dunk lineups of late.Initially it’s easy to notice the lack of stage aesthetics (the first look into an artist’s personality), but it soon becomes clear that Acorn has elected to let her vocals speak for themselves without any bells and whistles.
11 hours ago · Lenny Kravitz says that when you’ve had a career stretching over three and a half decades, you learn to accept that your fortunes will shift every now and then. “The surf changes,” says the singer, guitarist and producer (and actor, fashion designer, author and design mogul), aptly looking out over the Pacific from his pad in Malibu, Los Angeles on a slightly gloomy February morning.
