Women of the Night are a NYC based protopunk/garage rock band. Angie Moon talks to the band about their sound, inspirations, and more.
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Country Music of the 60s and 70s Part 2
Here's part two of our series on Country rock and musicians who inspired it like Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Roy Orbison, Willie Nelson, and more.
Review: Greta Van Fleet – Anthem of the Peaceful Army
A track by track review of Greta Van Fleet's new album Anthem of the Peaceful Army.
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Review of The Keepers first single on vinyl: “You’re All I Need”
Northampton band The Keepers have released their first single on vinyl, "You're All I Need". Angie Moon reviews it.
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My Opinion on the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Nominees
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame have announced their list of nominees for induction. Here's my opinion on their list.
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Why Pop Music sounds bad
I’m always looking at YouTube. Like a lot of millennials, I don’t have cable, too expensive and it’s redundant. Bruce Springsteen said it well, “There’s 57 channels and nothin’ on.” Or more like “In the future there will be 500 …
Cassette Tapes: Hot or Not?
First it was vinyl and now it's cassette tapes. What's next, 8 tracks? In this post, I weigh in on the revival of the cassette tape: that portable and maybe iconic music format.
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