In the mid-Sixties, this New York quartet signed with Atlantic, opened for the Stones, and toured overseas. Now, more than 50 years after their breakup, we can finally hear all their pioneering work in one place
Related Articles
-
PlayStation Now August lineup adds ‘Nier: Automata’, ‘Undertale’ and more
Swords, swords and dogs The post PlayStation Now August lineup adds ‘Nier: Automata’, ‘Undertale’ and more appeared first on NME.
-
Trashcan Sinatras’ 1990 debut album finally heading for top 40
The Scottish band's debut album 'Cake' only charted at Number 74 when it was released 33 years ago The post...
-
Rush’s Alex Lifeson Doesn’t Feel “Inspired or Motivated” to Play Music Following Neil Peart’s Death
“I don't know if the motivation is there for us to really do anything now," he also said of...
-
Dr Dre served with divorce papers during grandmother’s funeral
Like something out of a mafia film The post Dr Dre served with divorce papers during grandmother’s funeral appeared first...
-
GOT7’s Yugyeom teases collaboration with Lee Hi
His new project 'LOLO' comes out on Monday The post GOT7’s Yugyeom teases collaboration with Lee Hi appeared first on...
-
MONSTER MAGNET’s PHIL CAIVANO Dishes On First Solo Venture: ‘It’s Just Dirty Rock And Roll’
By David E. Gehlke The right-hand man to Dave Wyndorf in MONSTER MAGNET for over 25 years, guitarist Phil Caivano...
-
Kamaiyah Announces “Got It Made Tour”
She released her new mixtape last month. Kamaiyah Announces “Got It Made Tour”Nina Corcoran
-
Placebo announce intimate album release shows
The duo will promote 'Never Let Me Go' with gigs in London, Paris, Berlin and more The post Placebo announce...
0 Comments
