A new music feature with new music from the past few months: folk rock, psychedelic rock, garage rock, funk, world music, power pop, and more!
Tag: garage rock
The Music of Chicago: 30s-70s
The first blog post in a two part series on the music of Chicago from the 1930s to the 1970s. Everything from blues to jazz to R&B to soul to rock and roll can be found in Chicago!
Gateway Songs: The Songs That Got Me Into Classic Rock
Angie Moon writes about songs that she listened to in her childhood that may have sparked her classic rock obsession.
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Interview: Andy Crofts of The Moons
Angie Moon interviews Andy Crofts of The Moons, who will be releasing their long awaited album, Pocket Melodies on the 23rd of October.
Interview: The Heavy North
Angie Moon interviews Liverpool garage/blues rock band The Heavy North. Their latest single, "Lying To Yourself" is available to stream everywhere!
Interview: The BuzzDealers
Angie Moon interviews Athens, Greece garage/psychedelic, blues rock band The BuzzDealers. This year they released their debut album, Blooming.
What I’ve Been Listening to: Winter 2019
Mini reviews of five new songs by The Baron Four, Los Black Dogs, Little Man, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, and Florence and the Machine.
Interview/Review: Women of the Night
Women of the Night are a NYC based protopunk/garage rock band. Angie Moon talks to the band about their sound, inspirations, and more.
Review & Interview: The Count & His Majestic Band
Angie Moon reviews The Count and His Majestic Band's debut EP. She also talks to The Count about the EP, his sound, and more.
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The Diversity of Classic Rock 
Angie’s Top 100 Rock Songs of the Century (so far)
While my blog focuses on classic rock primarily, I was inspired to make a top 100 list of rock songs of the 2000s and 2010s. This is in response to Rolling Stone's Top 100 list and a challenge for me …
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