Jazz double bassist Charlie Haden modeled another pathway to upending the established musical order: the role of the insurgent. Playing for years behind many of music’s most overt sonic mavericks, Haden unassumingly did much to break down barriers separating genres and styles. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Remembering Tommy Ramone: Quiet Ramone Was Brains Behind The Scenes
While any music fan would likely be hard-pressed to recognize the name of Thomas Erdelyi, his contributions to the Ramones, the birth of punk rock and rock ‘n’ roll as a whole long ago earned him a critically important place in the American musical pantheon. Continue reading
Pick Of The Day: Appearance Of Bon Iver’s New Song Suggests Musical Hibernation Could Be Ending
After two years of uncertainty and (near) radio silence, there are signs that Wisconsin’s Bon Iver might be ending its extended musical hibernation. Continue reading