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Sneak of the Week: Honeybus, “Hear Me Only”
The sound of Honeybus has been compared to that of the Kinks, the Zombies, even the Beatles. They barely made a blip, but check them out.
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How the 1970s New York Punk Scene Redefined Modern Songwriting Standards
NYC punk stripped rock to its bones — fast, raw, focused — and its blueprint still drives modern songwriting.
Appreciating Nick Lowe
Nick Lowe remains one of music’s most quietly essential figures — a master of melody, humor, and reinvention. Here's why we love him.
Sneak of the Week: The Bloods, “Button Up”
The Bloods seamlessly combined being "out" with a punk-funk ethos perfect for the late 70s. Their only single is worth a listen.
An Early Moment of “Peak Beatles”
A raw, electrifying snapshot of the Beatles at their most alive—Washington ’64 captures the youthful fire, camaraderie, and unfiltered chaos of Beatlemania before fame reshaped everything.