Yesterday, on May 16th, 2026, the great Robert Fripp became 80 years young. To celebrate this milestone, the guitarist announced an array of his writings and his band’s rare recordings are being made available on different platforms, in particular Substack … Continue reading
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Brisbane’s premier heavy music and dark arts event, the Dead of Winter Festival, is officially rising from the ashes. Dubbed The Resurrection, the festival is locked in for Saturday, 27 June 2026, marking its first return since 2019. Originally launched in 2009, the iconic gathering was forced into a multi-year hiatus following the pandemic. For […]Bugeye: The Shape of Things (INH Records) All Formats Available Out Now Buy Here Croydon based queer electro-pop outfit Bugeye return with second album The Shape of Things, available now on INH Records It’s been almost a decade since Loud Women’s first brought Bugeye to LTW’s attention and more than 5 years since their debut […]
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Our Top 10 Doobie Brothers Songs list looks at a band that many hardcore Doobie Brothers fans view as two different groups. There is the Doobie Brothers with Michael McDonald and the Doobie Brothers without Michael McDonald. The Doobie Brothers released their first album in 1971 entitled The Doobie Brothers. The album’s single “Nobody” went unnoticed, as it never even made the Billboard music charts. The band’s sophomore release, Toulouse Street, turned the band into a household name with their colossal hit “Listen to the Music.” In 1973, the band released their third album entitled The Captain and Me. The
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Layne Staley carried a voice that sounded wounded, powerful, haunted, and deeply human all at once, and that voice became one of the defining sounds of the Seattle rock explosion of the 1990s. He was born Layne Rutherford Staley on August 22, 1967, in Bellevue, Washington, and was raised primarily in the Seattle area after his parents divorced when he was young. Music became an early part of his life, especially after he developed a fascination with hard rock and heavy metal bands, including Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, and Judas Priest. Before Alice in Chains existed, Staley played drums in
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