by Kidman J. Williams Album Review: Noctalgia by Melanie A. Davis Sometimes you walk around town enough and fate steps in your way. You went left instead of right and old Bob Jacobs gets a piano dropped on him instead of you. Maybe you went right instead of left dodging […]
by: Kidman J. Williams If I told you that Frank Zappa’s voice is what we need in politics today, would you agree? Would you be appalled or maybe even despise the idea? Let us go even further into the rabbit’s bramble ridden brown eye. What if I confidently said that […]
by Kyle K. Mann, editor-in-chief – That freaky summer of 1969 that I turned 18, I choose not to go to Woodstock. I was on the East Coast in Rhode Island with a couple of fellow-musician pals. We were spaced-out 60’s kids off the leash, with tickets to the show […]
by Doc Jeffurious Higgason By the time Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention released their second album Absolutely Free in May of 1967, the group had already fixed itself as a strident, intelligent satirical mirror that reflected back the pretentious aspects of American pop culture. At that particular juncture […]
By: Kidman J. Williams We’ve heard all the jokes about how Rolling Stone Magazine hasn’t been relevant for many years. They’ve been out of touch with the youth and most of all…they wouldn’t know good music if it jumped up and bit them on the genitalia that they used to […]
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