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Subrosacafe Classic Album: Layla & Other Assorted Lovesongs, Derek & The...
The Allman Brothers are currently wrapping up their annual New York City Beacon Theatre run of concerts which have been highly regarded as a return to form for the band. I happened to read one of my...
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Subrosacafe Classic Album: Buckingham Nicks (1973)
Now that Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks are back out on the road again this year with Fleetwood Mac, we really should shine a light on the criminally overlooked Buckingham Nicks album, released...
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All Shook Down, The Replacements
Hey I’ll probably get derided by the Twin Tone era Replacements purists out there but I’ll put a strong argument in to say that All Shook Down is indeed worthy of classic ‘Replacements’ status. Yes,...
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New Wave Gent
It’s true that good music can take you back to a certain time and place. Nick Lowe’s album, The Convincer, brings back the autumn of 2001 in Munich for me; an unsettling time that became slightly...
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Workbook, Bob Mould, 1989
Bob Mould’s first solo album, was composed during the year following the dissolution of Hüsker Dü back in 1988. Released in the spring of 1989, Workbook presented a clear departure for Bob Mould after...
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Neil Young finds Le Noise through Daniel Lanois
Neil Young’s latest is one of his very best. Le Noise, recorded & engineered by sound magician Daniel Lanois, is a landmark piece of art in Neil’s ever expanding oeuvre. Young played two of the...
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