Rob DuguayinCulture Beat·8 hours agoMember-onlySecond Annual ‘Schiavone Fest’ Celebrates Life & Live Music at Platforms2022 was a tough year for the music scene in Providence with a lot of cherished people involved in it passing away before their time. One of these people was Mike Schiavone, who left this plane of existence nearly a year and a half ago. Schiavone was a major fixture…Rock3 min readRock3 min read
Composer ContinuuminRock n’ Heavy·19 hours agoBob Dylan: A Rebel’s Journey on the Composer ContinuumWhen it comes to music, the terrain isn’t always clear cut. Sometimes, songs don’t shine through polished technique, but instead rumbles from the gut. This is precisely the brand of songwriting that is Bob Dylan, a man who shirks the glittering robes of technical virtuosity to cloak himself in the…Rock3 min readRock3 min read
Base Rock·11 hours agoBase RockBaseRock is a unique collection of 1000 pieces. Rocks reflect the properties of the elements in our world, and these elements determine the rarity of the rock. In this introduction, we will delve deeper into the rocks and learn their stories. ROADMAP v1.0 Promoting and growing Twitter account of the project Discord Events WL Giveaway Announcing partnerships with influential projects Mint Info Launching and MintRock1 min readRock1 min read
Nick EustisinModern Music Analysis·11 hours agoMember-onlyNever Enough by Daniel Caesar | Album ReviewThe third record from the Canadian R&B star rides a rollercoaster of musical and lyrical quality. Canadian singer/songwriter Daniel Caesar first came to my attention at the same time as his fellow singer Giveon, when they were featured on Justin Bieber’s 2020 smash hit “Peaches.” His feature I found particularly…Rock4 min readRock4 min read
Echo Sayr·1 day agoTurn The Radio OnWarning: This is a horror story with disturbing content Kristeine couldn’t remember if a Palmetto was a tree or a drink. I yelled both and lit another red. If tar was good enough for my daddy’s lungs, it was by god good enough for mine. We had started it up…Rock6 min readRock6 min read
Kathy Copeland Padden·2 days agoMember-onlyHappy Birth Year to MeTwenty, count ‘em, twenty groovy jams from 1965 — 1965 was a damn fine year to arrive on the planet. 1965’s musical cornucopia is an embarrassment of riches, so naturally that’s when I chose to enter this vale of tears. I’d even opine that 1965 was the height of the 1960s’ musical brilliance and innovation. …Rock6 min readRock6 min read
DJLinRecently Played·10 hours agoWOODZ, Pale Jay, Ralphevery song a savvy salve for our receding sanity WOODZ OO-LI 2023 EDAM Entertainment/Kakao Entertainment Ripped jeans, oversized sweater sleeves, acid-washed guitar lines — it’s 1996 all over again in this live rendition of “Drowning,” a stunning track off the recent EP from an idol that seems bent on…Rock4 min readRock4 min read
Charles in San FranciscoinThe Riff·1 day agoMember-onlyThe Most Famous Musician You’ve Never Heard Of: Part 2“A note doesn’t have sex to it, you know? You either play it good or you don’t play it good.” Carol Kaye has played on over 10,000 commercially released recordings. That makes her one of the most recorded musicians in history. Yet almost no one outside the professional music world…Rock5 min readRock5 min read
a-train56·22 hours agoMy Week in Music: 5/30/23–6/6/23Hey everyone! This is my first ever blog, and up until recently this was something I couldn’t ever see myself doing. …Rock4 min readRock4 min read
AE Stueve·13 hours agoProject 365 Day #158“Swingtown” by Steve Miller Band — “Swingtown” from the album Book of Dreams, released in 1977 It’s taken far too long for Steve Miller Band to make an appearance on this list. To make up for it, I might just include every damn song on their “Greatest Hits 1974–1978" album. Seriously, it is my favorite greatest hits album of all time. And it begins with this solid psychedelic influenced prog rock masterpiece (originally on the albumBook of Dreams) that just pulls you in and does not let you go until it wants to. You can’t escape it’s infectious drum/bass riff. You can’t fight its lyrical exploration of the magical city known as Swingtown. You can’t resist.Rock1 min readRock1 min read
