Our man JCE re-dwells on his past picks for Record Of The Year.
Comfest takes center stage in Columbus next weekend; Willie Phoenix and Watershed close out Friday night on the Main Stage.
Jeremy Porter’s Spring 2025 Minnesota to Massachusetts Tour Blog summary
Dan Cochran remembers the day the day he spent with Brian Wilson while working for the Beach Boys.
Pencil Storm says goodnight & goodbye to Sly.
Colin with thoughts on AC/DC, Sgt. Pepper’s and Badfinger, plus news on Watershed at Comfest and Natalie’s.
Great Second Records from some of our favorite bands.
Pencil Storm publisher Colin Gawel is off to see AC/DC this Wednesday. We link back to some of our favorite P/S Angus & company blogs.
A Memorial Day Tribute from Jim Johnson, to musicians we have lost.
In this edition of E-Mail Journalism - New Rock Reads by Mike Campbell and Peter Wolf.
David Martin ranks his ten favorite Pete Townsend solo tunes.
New record & live review of L.A. Guns by our Man in Virginia, JCE.
Jeremy Porter shares a recently unearthed video of his all-Clash cover band CLASHBACK from 2001!
Part The Third of Ric’s Quick Picks for April - The Hollywood Stars Make KISS and Alice Cooper Look WEAK!
Colin remembers producer Roy Thomas Baker and muses on some of the greatest debut records in Rock History.
Pencil Storm’s resident NBA expert - Ben Galli - on the first round of the Playoffs.
Part Two of Ric’s Quick Picks for April - The Top Five Songs Out of Boston, MA. 1976-1986.
Jeremy Porter remembers Blondie drummer Clem Burke via an anecdote from Descendents’ Bill Stevenson.
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